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Does the emotional and mental pain that comes from being raped ever get easier to deal with, or go away completely? I believe it does. I was raped twice in 1975. It took some time but I did get past it.

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Where did you lose your virginity? My honeymoon, in Vancouver, British Columbia

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At what age did you lose your virginity or haven't you yet? And what age are you now? Age 21, when I married. I am 55 years old now.

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Do you still talk to the person you lost your virginity to? Yes I do.

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What NOT to say to those recently married? Don't say "I hope it works out". Makes the couple feel as if you think it won't.

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My aunt died a year ago and left me 1/4 of her estate. Her financial advisor stole the money which was $1,000,000. This financial advisor admitted to this. Can we file a civil and criminal suit simultaneously? Thanks. You can't file a criminal suit, that is up to the prosecuting attorney. You can, however file a civil suit.

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In my parents divorce decree their settlement was that he would not buy her out under the condition that the house was left to me in his passing. His will now states that the house is left to his new wife. Do I have a shot at contesting the will? If you have the divorce decree stating this then it supercedes anything he wrote in his will. I would certainly be hiring an attorney to fight this one.

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How do I contest a will? hire yourself an attorney and then pay lots of money to him/her to contest it on your behalf. You better have a very good reason (like the deceased was coerced into leaving you out of the will) or you won't win and it will drag on and on in court forever.

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If a person has power of attorney of a person who has passed, is that person also responsible for any and all unpaid bills that the departed person might have had? The power of attorney is only in effect as long as the person is alive. Once the person has died then it's an estate matter. If there is no will then the heirs will need to go to probate court and file for probate. If there is no money in the estate or property that can be sold to pay the bills owed then the creditors will have to write off the debt.

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If a father dies and his adult children are left with his house (no will was executed), can one or all of the children sell the property? If there was no will then he died intestate. His estate would have to go through probate to establish who owns his house. Once the estate is settled it would take the agreement of all the shareholders of interest in his house in order to sell it. If they didn't agree then a court would have to be involved to bring about a means by which those who wish to sell their interest could do so to...

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My granmother died and we know that she had numerous savings bonds but we cannot find them how would we find them thank you Did you check to see if she had a safety deposit box at her bank?

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Would you put a boyfriend or a girlfriend as the beneficiary on your life insurance policy? Not on your life! My children are always the beneficiaries and they have no vested interested in my dying before my time.

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When does a contract need to be in writing? Always. Otherwise a contract is worthless.

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How do I request a copy of my tax return for last year? Contact the IRS and ask them to send you a copy.

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Can a dirorced couple split the claiming of dependants and both file head of household? If there is more than one child the answer is yes. But you can not take the same child as a dependent and claim head of household.

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Even if you have a low paying job do you have to pay taxes? Yes, you have to pay taxes regardless of the wages paid.

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No taxation without? What would be your rebellious cry? Representation.

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Can you refuse to pay federal taxes that go to support the military for reason of conscientious objection? You can not refuse to pay taxes, period. It's illegal to not pay taxes. Since you can not determine which part of your taxes go toward military costs your argument will get you nowhere.

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If it meant helping more children get health care whose parents can't provide them with it, would you support a tax raise on cigarettes? (Someone proposed this in Bush's speech today, and I wondered what your guys thoughts were on it.) Since I recently quit smoking, I would say yes, raise the tax on cigarettes for children's health care.

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How do i go about reversing a sale on ebay? Go to this link. It explains what you must do as a buyer to resolve this issue: http://pages.ebay.com/help/tp/unpaid-item-process.html

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My boyfriend calls me names like bitch,slut,whore,ugly,fat,skank,smelly,tramp,etc.But he says that he is just joking and he doesnt mean it.Well I dont take it as a joke,and I take very seriously.Do you think that Im overreacting?Would you take it as joke? Since you have told him that you don't take his name calling as a joke and he persists on doing it; I would break up with him. He is totally disrespecting you and you deserve better treatment from a boyfriend.

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Three words after sex, what would you say? That was great!

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At what age did you lose your virginity or haven't you yet? And what age are you now? I lost my virginity at 21; I am currently 55 years of age.

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Can you describe your father in one word? Dead

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How do i go about reversing a sale on ebay? Generally, you can't. There are guidelines though on ebay that you can find that deal with this issue. But then if the seller is willing to allow you to back out of the sale, that is a possibility.

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Can a strange or weird birth name harm your child? I believe so. I had a friend who named her daughter Flower. She was teased in school and as an adult is never taken seriously.

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John Lennon or Paul Mccartney? Paul McCartney, because he is still alive which is so much better than being dead.

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What do I need to do to make sure that my daughter is allowed to give testimony either In Camera (prefered) or in open court( if need be) in my upcoming custody hearing in Colorado? The judge determines if a child is going to give testimony. There is no way you can make sure it will happen.

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Can a military spouse, who is originally from Texas but has resided in Georgia for 4 years, go to Texas to file for temporary custody of their child? Does it help if they have never obtained a Georgia driver's license or even voted in that state? Custody has to be filed in the state where the child is a resident. That is the state that has the jurisdiction over the matter. If the child lives in Texas then that's where you go.

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Help!! Can my brothers ex girlfriend leave state with his 1st born child n 2nd unborn child...? without filing for custody first? niether has sole custody. we are in memphis,tn and his girlfriend ran off to san jose,california. his gf is illegal If there is no court order for custody then the mother has done nothing wrong, she can take her child and herself anyplace she wants without anyone's permission. The only hope the father would have would be to go to court and ask for an order compelling her to return his child (the one born) back to the child's home state. He's going to need an attorney.

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My ex-girlfriend is pregnant with my child and wants to leave the state. Is there anything that I can do to stop her until the birth so I can try for custody? Until the child is born there is no way to prove the child is yours. At this point in time the child hers alone by virtue of the fact it is in her body. She can take her body any place she wants without your permission. Once the child is born and you have gone to court and established paternity and asked for and received visitation then you would have a legal leg to stand out to get her to not...

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I have joint custody, and my child's mother wants to take the child out of state for a trip without my permission. Is there anything I can do to stop them? If you were going to take the child out of state for a trip would you feel compelled to get her mother's permission? Certainly not. It would be your time with your child to spend the way you wanted without the interference of the other parent. The mother has the right to take the child any place she wants to on a trip so long as it does not interfere with your parental rights to access.

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Can I recieve joint custody WITHOUT proving that my kid is an unfit mother? She is a good mom but she DOESNT let me see my kid. I have been paying ALL of my child suport. You can certainly apply to the court for joint custody but the fact may be that since the child has no relationship with you the court is not going to order the child to live half his/her life with you. So, while you may get joint LEGAL custody, the mother will retain sole physical custody. If seeing the child is what you want then file a motion for visitation. The fact you are paying child...

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Theres no court order that says I cant see my daughter.Ive been paying child support regularly,Every attempt I make to go see her,her mother threatens to call the cops on me.What can I do to see her? Can I recieve joint custody of a 15 mo. old? The fact there is no court order saying you can't see your daughter does not mean you have a court order for visitation and that is what you need. So hire yourself an attorney and go to court to get a visitation order. They are given to nearly all fathers, the exception being men with a violent history (even some of them get supervised visitation)or men who have a history of child...

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My husband married me even though he was still married to another woman in Texas. Does this constitute grounds for being able to get an annulment in the state of Virginia? Can you get an annulment without needing a lawyer? Actually, he committed a crime by marrying you while married to someone else so your marriage is invalid. No annulment is necessary.

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CAN A MARRIED WOMAN HAVE AN ABORTION WITHOUT HER HUSBANDS KNOWLEGE? The fact that a woman is married does not mean she has to get permission from or even tell her husband if she gets an abortion or any other kind of medical treatment.

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My son is 15 and would like to live with me in MIssissippi. Mother and father have shared custody with no child support. Can he remain with me? If the other parent agrees, no problem. If the other parent does not agree then back to court you go to modify the custody order. This has to be done in the state that issued the original order but with the boy being 15 the court should agree to the change in living arrangements unless there are circumstances not mentioned by you that the court would consider important enough to keep the boy...

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Original divorce in Georgia, custody modified in Alabama to give father custody ( uncontested) Does Georgia have jurisdiction to matters of back child support? Is the father attempting to collect back child support from the mother?

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Can a pregnant 16 year old marry without parents consent It depends on the state. In some states if the girl presents proof of pregnancy then a marriage license will be granted. In other states she will have to go to court to get a court order allowing the marriage.

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Can A 16 year old girl get an abortion in the state of Georgia without parental consent? No, in Georgia a minor (under 18) must have their parent's consent to have an abortion.

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Can the mother of my children take them to live in another state without getting my consent? I am the non-custodial parent. Most states have laws against the custodial parent removing the child from the home state, away from the non custodial parent due to it interfering with both the child and the non custodial parent's right to a close and loving relationship. There are certain conditions however that will allow such a move. If the non custodial parent has a record of violence and the custodial parent is in...

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I have joint custody, and my child's mother wants to take the child out of state for a trip without my permission. Is there anything I can do to stop them? Is the mother taking the child out of state on a trip or to relocate?

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Can a mother (US citizen) with sole legal/physical custody who is married to a Kashmiri man take her minor child with them to Kashmir? Ex husband is incarcerated - is his permission still required in order to travel/reside outside US? If you have sole legal custody of the child and the paperwork to prove it, the father's permission is not required.

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My husband and I are getting a divorce. We have a teenager who is 14 years old. Our teenager's primary residence is with me. He said that he can force our daughter to visit him. Is this true- can he do this? Your husband can get a court order for visitation. He can then show up at your house to pick up your daughter at his appointed visitation weekend. He can not drag her to the car and force her to get in. However, once that court order is in place if you do not follow it, YOU are in violation of it and then you will have to explain to the judge why you didn't make sure your daughter went...

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Is it true that the father does not legally have to pay child support if there is no court order? Parents have the legal responsibility to support their children (both parents). In the case of an unmarried couple the father must establish his paternal rights as the father either by signing an acknowledgment of paternity or by going to court to establish it through DNA testing. If there is no court order for child support then the father may feel he is off the hook. At some point in time...

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Husband is faithful to pay child support for child born in 1989 mother tried to sue in civil suit for 23000.00 we cannot find out from her or her attorney what she was sueing for after we answered the court order in her state. was this suit dropped? Contact the court where the suit was filed. If it was withdrawn the clerk of the court will tell you.

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Is child support criminal or civil? Child support is a civil matter until the law is broken, then it becomes criminal. Once a court order is issued with the amount owed, the non-custodial parent is legally responsible for the payment of that child support and any arrears. At some point in time a judge can have a none paying parent arrested under a criminal warrant and he or she will find themselves in jail.

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My wife had a child from an affair 10 years into our marriage. We are still together. Is the father liable to pay child support? The question you need to be asking yourself is do you want this little girl to know that you are not her father? If you want the wife of this man to know of the affair then tell her. Don't try to drag the man into court through you wife under the guise of wanting child support just to expose the affair. If you want to inflict pain then do it directly, do not use your daughter as a tool....

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If a guy get a girl pregnant, but is not financially able to support the child, and requests that the girl have an abortion, but she choses not to, should he still be sued for child support? You had the "right" to put a condom on if you didn't want to be a father. You chose to not do that. The girl got pregnant. It took two of you to create this child and legally two of you are responsible for the care of this child. So, yes, you should be sued for child support. Maybe next time you decide to have sex you will wear a condom so you don't create another child you...

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Divorced people- What did you do with your ring after the divorce? I saved mine to give to our daughter.

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