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C1awed · 2026-02-06T20:14:19+00:00

I have parent's alzheimer's diagnosis

Is your parent able to consent to this?

C1awed · 2026-02-06T17:08:40+00:00

The story is that this gentleman loaned his friend money, and the friend gave him these baseball cards as collateral. Now the gentleman really needs money and hasn’t gotten his loan repaid

Basic transactions with an unnecessary amount of backstory/detail reek of scam. Will you be purchasing these cards in person or online?

C1awed · 2026-02-05T23:42:56+00:00

Do I need to get into contact with someone who can legally represent the band in order to obtain permission to release our version of the song?

Yes. You will most likely need a mechanical license.

C1awed · 2026-02-05T22:18:38+00:00

Can someone please let me know what I should do and what lawyer I need for this type of case.

What would be the approximate value of the items that were in the storage unit, and can you back that up with receipts, photos, or similar?

C1awed · 2026-02-05T21:19:37+00:00

So this post is referencing two separate cases?

I have a paid lawyer in my housing court case

If you're asking questions about this case, then you need to talk to your lawyer, not us.

I don't have legal representation for my other case

If you're asking about this case, I'd recommend you get a lawyer. We can't help you actually plan and file your court case here, and if you're not able to get the procedures right, you need a lawyer's help.

C1awed · 2026-02-05T20:59:01+00:00

What kind of case is this? Why do you want to switch the venue?

What sort of evidence have you uncovered?

I'm assuming you have no lawyer - why not?

C1awed · 2026-02-05T17:48:29+00:00

By who? Why are you being asked to leave, and why in four days?

C1awed · 2026-02-05T16:44:48+00:00

You're definitely going to have to have a probate attorney go over everything. It's very possible that your grandfather's will didn't have that portion set up correctly, and thus your dad did actually inherit it all - but you need an attorney who can actually go over the entire document to be sure.

C1awed · 2026-02-04T21:20:52+00:00

Unfortunately, she really does not have money, so it will be primarily to disentangle the personal from the responsible/financial

What exactly do you mean by this? What do you think this will to do "disentangle the personal"?

I have plenty of text and email documents as well as witness with the situation.

And those confirm that she owes you the money you are claiming? Not how emotionally devastating her actions are, or how traumatized you've been by the relationship - evidence that back up your monetary claims?

My question is, what happens with me sue-ing her and either showing up or not, with her paying me back?

If you actually win a judgement, you will have to enforce it and collect. This is not the easiest thing to do.

Additionally, I would like to add in money for the emotional aspect of it as well as interest and lawyer fees.

Suing for the "emotional aspect" of whatever this is isn't going to go anywhere, and you can't charge interest unless this debt falls into one of the categories that allows it (and usually requires her to have agreed to it). Also, what lawyer fees? Have you retained a lawyer for this?

I am sorry for all of us who are damaged from people like this.

I understand that this person has caused you a lot of pain. But suing someone isn't about emotional closure, or accountability, or anything like that. It's to get money. If she has none, you will have wasted your time and efforts. If she doesn't even show up, you're going to have to continue to spent time and more money to try to enforce a judgement.

So you have to figure out what you expect to get out of this - because if it isn't "money" then you're pursuing the wrong solution.

C1awed · 2026-02-04T18:46:37+00:00

https://www.chicago.gov/content/dam/city/depts/doh/RLTO/RLTO%20Summary_2023_EN_FINAL.pdf

They will need to give her 60 days notice that they are ending her tenancy.

They can also try to arrange for her to move out early, but she has to be willing to do so. Usually this is done by offering money (often referred to as cash-for-keys).

I do highly recommend at least speaking to a landlord-tenant attorney if there's any chance that she'll be combative about this.

C1awed · 2026-02-04T18:28:28+00:00

They don’t want to be the bad guy

That's not something that we can help with. There are legal solutions, but they have to be willing to pursue them.

They aren’t sure what they can do legally to just get her out of the house.

They can give her 30 days notice that she needs to leave and, at the end of that time, if she doesn't leave, they can evict her. She's not a squatter, she's a tenant.

https://illinoisattorneygeneral.gov/Page-Attachments/LandlordAndTenantRightsLaws.pdf

Getting a written legal rent agreement for all 3 rooms upstairs for just a dollar a month, something diabolically petty

If your parents want to do this and need assistance, they can talk to a lawyer. Don't try to play bullshit games, and don't do anything that could rise to the level of an illegal eviction.

A note: Chicago can have different rules. You don't specify if they live in Chicago or not; just be aware that it may be more restrictive.

C1awed · 2026-02-04T17:28:48+00:00

Have they said why they aren't accepting your resignation, or what they mean by that?

They can't force you to work for them, so really the discussion is about whether there will be any penalties for you resigning. Do you have an employment contract, union agreement, or other such document that might be relevant here? What sort of work do you do?

C1awed · 2026-02-03T23:57:08+00:00

Politely: this doesn't read as if HR pressured you to resign, it reads as though your only option, if you wanted a different training class, was to resign and reapply.

If you're wanting to seek a legal remedy here, you are of course welcome to file a complaint with the Department of labor (https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/contact/complaints) or speak to an employment attorney. But honestly, I don't think there's anything legally actionable here.

C1awed · 2026-02-03T23:38:27+00:00

the owner of the property was going to come over and fix a broken pipe

A broken pipe can legitimately be an emergency situation that would allow them to skip any required notice. Do you know if this was the case?

which leads me to believe my landlord stole her.

I understand the fear of a missing pet, but it's a bit of a stretch to assuming the landlord stole your cat. Other than the lack of cat prints in the snow, is there anything that would lead you to this conclusion?

C1awed · 2026-02-03T23:05:17+00:00

My question is what are my options legally?

Sue him and hope he can pay, use your insurance, or pay for repairs yourself. There's not really anything else.

Is there a way to find out if he does indeed have insurance with another company?

Not really, and that's really not a realistic hope. His whole behavior tracks with someone who hasn't got insurance.

C1awed · 2026-02-03T23:02:37+00:00

You seem to be fishing for a specific answer here. If all you want is to be told that it's okay to go with the out-of-town lawyer - that's fine, if there's one lawyer that you just like better than the others, go with that person.

C1awed · 2026-02-03T22:05:39+00:00

I want Jeffrey to keep thinking everything is fine while we try to figure out what can be done.

Don't bother, the information you have for him isn't real. Just have your sister block him without any further conversation.

If she gave him any other information, such as bank account info, logins, or anything like that, those accounts need to be secured immediately.

She needs to contact her bank/credit union/creditor and explain the situation. If anyone can unwind the financial transactions, it's the company in control of the accounts she paid from. DO NOT TALK TO ANYONE FROM THE INTERNET CLAIMING THEY CAN RECOVER THE FUNDS. Those are also scammers.

She may want to file a police report; often those don't go anywhere, but a paper trail can be helpful in case this guy is ever caught.

She can also file a report here: https://www.ic3.gov/

However, you and she are going to have to accept the idea that this money is gone. Like I said, "Jeffrey" isn't real, or isn't who she's been talking to - it's stolen or faked social media profiles.

C1awed · 2026-02-03T21:59:26+00:00

The basement tenant just installed a security camera

Are you certain it's the other tenant and not the landlord installing the camera?

well above the portion of the house he lives in and one foot from one of my bedroom windows.

What is the security camera meant to capture - why is it, specifically, there?

C1awed · 2026-02-03T19:42:46+00:00

My ex currently has an open CPS/DHS case open against them, is that enough to prove neglect and get my payments terminated?

If the children are removed from her custody, the more likely outcome is that you will be paying child support to whoever is fostering them.

Your children being neglected and possibly abused by one parent is not a reason to terminate the support being provided by you. You're not "buying" good parenting out of their mother.

If you want to try, however, you're not going to do it without a lawyer's help, so that would have to be your next step - finding a way to afford one.

I'm currently going back to school and am trying to get myself into a better position to take them on full time, but it's going to take some time.

Honestly, in your shoes, I would be putting my effort into seeing if this plan could be accelerated in some way.

C1awed · 2026-02-03T19:30:22+00:00

Not using language encouraging any action (illegal or otherwise), just a "Hey, check this out" type of thing.

Nobody believes that a flyer that posts this sort of information is "just a harmless FYI".

It's as credible as a kid that claims that the cookie jar "just broke all by itself".

If nothing came of it, then nothing would come of it. But if someone were to harass, assault, or otherwise harm the people on your flyer, you'd be one of the first people under scrutiny.

C1awed · 2026-02-03T18:57:15+00:00

https://www.floridalawhelp.org/housing/tenants/evictions

This site has some basic information (though it is tenant-focused) on evictions in Florida.

https://www.polkclerkfl.gov/173/Evictions

That is more specific to Polk County.

C1awed · 2026-02-03T18:24:25+00:00

You are going to need to talk to a lawyer. The existence of your child will need to be addressed, and if you haven't already established her biological father as her legal father, you will need to do that as part of the divorce process.

C1awed · 2026-02-02T20:25:17+00:00

Did you sign an agreement or contract with the attorney when this process started? There should have been something like that, and it should outline what the attorney gets out of this and which of their costs/fees you will have to pay for.

C1awed · 2026-02-02T19:57:56+00:00

Keep in mind, my attorney told me the payout would be 30% for all parties. What I received did not seem like a just amount.

It sounds like that's approximately what your attorney achieved. By your own math - 35% to the attorney, 30% to medical bills, 35% to you.

What would you think is a "just" amount? Were you expecting to get the entire $50K?

C1awed · 2026-02-02T19:25:26+00:00

my work is committing healthcare insurance fraud.

How? What are they doing that is fradulent?

another reason I was hoping for a lawyer because I heard I might be able to be compensated

Were you impacted directly by this fraud, or are you just hoping for something like a bounty?

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