My ex is an er doctor and I have a 14 month old infant. I work from home and I was completely isolated. He is exposed by the minute to this Coronavirus. I told him that I was going to keep the baby here until the virus passes by. He didn’t necessarily disagree but I just want to make sure that I will be okay if he ends up taking me to court for withholding visitation. I have never kept the baby from him I just get worried because he has a well known air disease & with this being a respiratory virus I feel better him being with me.
Based on what you have said, this is not a child abuse issue. It may be a custody issue. You have not provided enough facts to know the entire situation. You need to see a family law attorney to determine what if anything needs to be done to assist you. Questions from your family law attorney might include: Do you have a court order regarding a parenting plan? time sharing plan? health insurance plan? You say my "ex" but you do not say if you were ever married. Has there been a divorce with a Final Judgment issued by a court of law? Has there been anything in writing by the parties? Is your "ex" just the biological (semen donor) that created a child, or does he have any written legal rights regarding the child? If he is a doctor exposed to patients with illness or the CaronaVirus on a daily basis, I would hope that he can objectively evaluate the risks of his exposure to the child and behave responsibly regarding his contact with the child during this Pandemic. I suggest you contact a family lawyer to have these questions answered and develop a responsible plan of action.
I just brought a house 32 days ago and have found mold, water damage, roofing, plumbing and electrical problems. I've spent $7000 in new appliances and different materials to either fix or update the house. Is there any laws that makes the seller or a bank liable to fix these issues? Most of the house isn't even up to state code.
Do I have any recourse after my sisters withheld my inheritance after the death of my mother? I was adopted when I was 3 by a family that had two natural daughters. They were 17 and 7 years older than me and it was clear that they were not happy about this adoption. They were never loving, always picked on me and the bullying carried on through adult years. They excluded me from any decisions regarding my elderly parents and ultimately squeezed me out of any inheritance. I stopped in to visit my mother one day only to learn on that very day my sister was taking her to live with her an hour away. I wasn't even told about it. She kept her there for 3 years then put her in the county nursing home. I had a home with a mother-in-law apartment and asked that they allow my mother to live with my daughter (who was in nursing school with a special interest in geriatric patients) and myself. They declined and my mother spent the next 3 years in the county home. She did not require around the clock care, only assistance. My mother's house sold and an auction was held to liquidate all of her possesions. My sisters took all of the proceeds.My mother had savings and social security. When my sisters made the arrangements to move my mother out of her home (which was paid for), I believe at that time my mother turned her finances over to them with the agreement that they would divide the estate evenly. She trusted them to do what was right. Is there anything I can do?
