You are not allowed to be vague or troll.

You can pick your friends, you can pick your nose, but you aren't allowed to pick your friends nose.

No, like any DR, he can only make a suggestion but you do not have to listen to him unless there are extenuating circumstances like being home all the time could be detrimental to your Health or someone in your family

Unless they have adopted the child, or became a legal guardian in some other legally binding way, IMO they shouldn't have to pay. However as Arthur Wright has stated in some states in the US, if you have been supporting the child and you and the custodial parent split, you will end up paying child … Read more

There are several places in the US that this actually happens which in all reality is NOT fair for the non parental person here.  Now if they volunteer to help, its one thing but to be mandatory by Law to do so is completely wrong

I am sorry darling, here's what you need to do :

1. Tell your parents no matter what happen, you still love them

2. Ask your friends to cheer you up

3. Distract yourself by learning new music instruments or join volunteer project

You should talk to them.

I am sorry your family is going through this. I know it is hard on everyone involved. My parents split up when I was 13.

You need to talk to one or both of them and let them know how stressed you are. If you don't feel like talking to them, maybe talk to an … Read more

First of all, if they do divorce,  Understand that you didn't cause the break-up, realize that you can't fix it, and always remember that it's not your fault.

And you will survive if it happens.

I know living with this kind of uncertainty can be extremely stressful.

Talk to the parent you feel most comfortable with as Danae … Read more

Talk to them .. As much as you are entitled to input in your family's issues, your parents have to work out their problems one way or the other.  Hopefully, they can come to an amicable way to deal with their problems .. Even if it means divorce. Believe it or not, some people become … Read more

If you have a parent that you're close to, you might want to go to them and ask what is going on. Do it in a non-confrontational way. Remember, you're a child in this family. It's not your job to keep your parents together - it's their problem to work out. Try not to take … Read more

They shouldn't SHOUT.

No .. You would just lose the item you used as collateral. It will be repossessed

No you won't be going to jail for not paying a title loan. Since your loans was secured on the title of your vehicle, you can say goodbye to your vehicle as it is going to be possessed unless you speak to your car lender and decide on extending the repayment date.

Don't be such a child about this. If you don't care for your neighbors, why don't you move? Whatever has been done to your sister is over with, unless they are continuing with that behavior. Then you can get a restraining order. However, those are sometimes hard to enforce.

Deal with the problem. Get the law … Read more

When you're arrested and charged with a crime, a record of the event is entered into the database that local and state law enforcement agencies use to monitor the criminal records of various members of the public.

This has changed decisively. If you have a criminal record, it's now impossible to outrun it for any sustained … Read more

I'd fill it out and leave it blank and make no comment. They are probably used to people refusing that request. Like my friends above stated they can ask, but you don't have to comply.

I've watched a few friends go through identity theft and would never give out that information. It's horrible what they've gone … Read more

It's legal for them to ask but you can refuse to give it. They can also refuse to do business with you. I would NEVER give my SSN to them, you don't know where your paperwork, with your SSN, will be stored. It could be in an unlocked cabinet, available to anyone's eyes.

This is almost ten years old but it depends on your state. Personally? I wouldn't give them your S.S.N. But you might have to call someone in your local government to get what you need to know. Or even Social Security themselves.

There’s no law preventing a self-storage or other business from requesting an SSN as … Read more

not a good idea but not illegal either.