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Perfumes in Schools
The food allergies are a primary concern on that site, but fragrances are an issue that is covered as well, more in depth, by the people who do the program. Perhaps write to the site owners, tell them what you are doing and ask if they can give input or put you in contact with people who would...- fried eggs
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- Forum: Education Law
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Selling Replica Oakleys..Legal or Not?
5) Who says it's not a 'sting'? :P 6) Who says you will actually receive anything you pay for?- fried eggs
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- Forum: Copyrights & Trademarks
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can someone help explain abandonment in Florida
Physical custody in Florida is not sole legal custody. It represents what most people would call the residential parent, basically answering the question of who the child lives with. The mother HAS joint legal custody with the father being residential in this case (as presented).- fried eggs
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- Forum: Adoption
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tired of going to court.....
Two Blondes walked into a building. . .. ... .... ..... You'd think one of them would have seen it! :D- fried eggs
- Post #11
- Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
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tired of going to court.....
Gosh, I'd like to help, but the nearest thing I can recall is something about countersuing for frivolous lawsuits... It's the blonde in me... :rolleyes: That reminds me of my favorite blonde joke. Want to hear it? :D- fried eggs
- Post #6
- Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
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Neighbors dog came in MY yard.
I'm already somewhat cracked. :D- fried eggs
- Post #29
- Forum: Small Claims Courts
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Dating while legally separated?
Nobody can MAKE you be happy if you don't want to be. :D- fried eggs
- Post #25
- Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
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Neighbors dog came in MY yard.
Outside of a dog, books are a man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read. :eek:- fried eggs
- Post #24
- Forum: Small Claims Courts
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military divorce
But if she was not receiving it due to court orders, then she was no longer entitled to it when she remarried. :D- fried eggs
- Post #4
- Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
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Stella Awards.....
I love that site. Have to check it out at least once a week and get the newsletter. :)- fried eggs
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- Forum: Civil Litigation
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Marrying someone on a Visitor's Visa
phwl, I've seen quite a few tearful, disappointed couples leaving the INS office. :( Redcloud, do it right and start your marriage off with integrity.- fried eggs
- Post #9
- Forum: Immigration
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validity of marriage
The original post doesn't appear to be edited. :P- fried eggs
- Post #7
- Forum: Marriage, Domestic Partnerships & Other Family Law
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Is this harrassment?
Cit, you need to find out what the local noise ordinance is for your state and what your housing associations by laws are. Where I live, there is a variable limit depending on zoning and time of day, and to document it the law enforcement has to make a measurement (forget what the device is...- fried eggs
- Post #27
- Forum: Civil Litigation
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What if he's not the biological father?
Re: Re: iial posting stupid again, I see. Now, pardon me, not meaning to disagree with the validity of your statement, but how exactly did you calculate the 1/8 figure? :)- fried eggs
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- Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
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Emergency Custody order
I wouldn't bet on it. Don't set yourself up for disappointment in this. If it happens, it happens. If not, you could end up very bitter. Go see the child, find out when the next hearing is and if you feel being with you is best for the child, then file your own petition with the courts. I...- fried eggs
- Post #22
- Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
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Last Will involving child custody
Obviously I spoke incorrectly when I said the step-mother retained custody when the father died. :) She did get it eventually, but I want to caution you that this is not a common occurence, but rather a rare one, even when there is significant cause and the step-parent fights for custody.- fried eggs
- Post #26
- Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
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Last Will involving child custody
Ms. Harwood first contends that the court incorrectly applied the best interests standard when making its decision to grant custody to a nonparent. Ms. Harwood is mistaken. Although the court briefly addressed the best interests standard, the court applied the Allen standard. Ms. Harwood next...- fried eggs
- Post #25
- Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
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Last Will involving child custody
Two days before the father died, the aunt filed a nonparent custody proceeding alleging that the mother was unfit because she was a severe alcoholic who continued to abuse alcohol and who also worked as a prostitute. The court granted temporary custody to the aunt while the GAL completed his...- fried eggs
- Post #24
- Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
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Last Will involving child custody
A parent's right to rear his or her children without state interference has been viewed as a fundamental liberty interest protected by the Fourteenth Amendment and a fundamental right derived from privacy rights inherent in the constitution. In re Custody of Smith, 137 Wn.2d 1, 15, 969 P.2d 21...- fried eggs
- Post #23
- Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
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