left state during custody battle
my lease was up next week come from new york my whole life i lived in ct for 5 years i have 3 children 2 from previous marriage i have full cust of them with visitation every other weekend i was suppose to have trial on july 10th and 11th but was cancelled due to my lawyer getting hurt now i dont havr him anymore i have temp full custody now he wants full custody i dont drink do drugs nothing weve had family services involve and a law guardian one who advocates more for mu husband then my child this system is really corupt out here they know he is an alcoholic and have it put in the report but hope he wont drink around my son i didnt know what to doove back with my family and support group can i get in trouble although there isnt anything stating i cant move there was a family eval that said the recom was that i get full custody but not recommended to move but my husbamd wouldnt settle and wants full custody now can someone help me and give me some advice my children are my life and i dont understand the new haven system is sick and defintley tainted its actually sad
forgery
i have been charged with forgery of a financial instrument not knowing the check was a fake due to i was working with an online work form home company
Questions about ADA disability status for knee surgery
I just had knee surgery (acl reconstruction with an allograft) and have been receiving a lot of hassle from my company about my attendance at work. We have a fairly lax work from home policy (almost everyone does it now and then, including execs), and nothing that I do requires me to be in the office. I was more or less threatened with being fired on friday.
That being said, I've been getting hassled since 2 weeks after my surgery about missing time. I go to physical therapy 3x a week for about 3 hours each time. I was on crutches for 3 mos and paid for a cab to go to work for 4 mos (40$ a day). I still limp and cannot go down stairs, and can only walk for a short bit. Now they are asking me for a doctor's note, to prove that I actually need physical therapy. ACL reconstruction typically takes 6-9 months to heal if you're a pro athlete, and the doc says more like a year for me (and I will always have issues).
Does this qualify as a disability under the ADA? I've read up on it and it seems that it's up in the air. One ankle surgery with a metal plate qualified, but certain other surgeries are considered temp. Do I have any sort of rights at all, or any chance of this not being viewed as a temp disability?
