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  • Was just awarded child support for my 7 year old son. Would now like to file for payments for previous 3 years which I understand is as far back as law allows. Which forms do I need to file to achieve this?
  • I allowed a friend to rent a room while I was a way in ohio taking care of my mom I told him he could only occupy one room and not to have his things in any other room and he had to pay the utilities and take care of the yard front and back live in a HOA he agreed.I come home find him sleeping in one of my beds his belonging through out my house and in the garage he was late every month with the rent I had to pay the water bill he did not pay he only paid me back for one bill he has not kept our verbal agreement how can I put him out now?I'm a single lady and I know longer feel safe with him
  • How do I download the forms for annulment
  • My uncle is 82 and terminally ill. He's got $75k in credit card limits...he's taken out 50K in cash advances has transferred into his sons accounts. He owns a home with his wife, but his name is coming off of the house. He's done this to leave some $ to his heirs. His wife will pay the minimums on the credit cards after his death until she sells the house, then gift that money to her daughter. What's the legal ramifications of this after his death to his heirs. There will be no estate.
  • I AM THE LANDLORD. SOME ONE BROKE INTO MY TENANTS (AND THEY THINK THEY KNOW WHO IT WAS). THE SLIDING GLASS DOOR WS SHATERED. WHO IS RESPONSIBLE TO REPLACE THE DOOR...THE LANDLORD OR THE TENANTS?
  • My landlord was intoxicated and assaulted me yesterday. I called the police and they came over, the cops asked if I wanted to press charges I said no, which I now regret. The officer asked if things would be ok if I left for the night and returned tomorrow. I stated yes and went to a motel for the night. When I returned home this afternoon he shows up with the police and a restraining order. I just paid him a months rent on July 1st, which he won't give back part off. Can I now press charges a day or two after and can I sue him for the rent I was screwed out of? He assaulted me... Help!!
  • If I bring a letter from my insurance company stating all claims have been satisfied to the district attorney will this help reducing my fine
  • My landlord intends to sell the home I currently rent. We had agreed via text message that we would enter into a years lease but a formal lease was never signed. Are text messages considered a legal binding agreement?
  • the laundry room in our complex is filthy. Inside washers very dirty. Dryers need to be cleaned. Washer and Dryers are always breaking. Everyone complains but nothing is being done to remedy the situation.
  • My landlord entered us into a lease with the knowledge that the home was INFESTED with termites. The neighbor pointed them out and told us he informed her before our occupancy. We immediately verbally requested she send a professional not only to inspect the safety of the homes structure, but to treat the problem. She ignored our request. We then turned in a written request and she immediately sent someone unannounced to spray for them. We still want an inspection. The damn things are dropping through our ceiling and our porch literally is falling apart. What can we do now?

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    Referral number 520-623-4625
  • National Domestic Violence Hotline
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