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There is no way you can bind the drowning man Saving the drowning man is the drowning man's job Try to limit her legal capacity - Article 30. Restriction of legal capacity of a citizen 1. A citizen who due to his addiction to gambling, abuse of alcohol or drugs puts his family in a difficult financial situation may be limited in his legal capacity by court in accordance with the procedure established by the civil procedural legislation. Guardianship is established over him.
There is no way you can bind the drowning man Saving the drowning man is the drowning man's job Try to limit her legal capacity - Article 30. Restriction of legal capacity of a citizen 1. A citizen who due to his addiction to gambling, abuse of alcohol or drugs puts his family in a difficult financial situation may be limited in his legal capacity by court in accordance with the procedure established by the civil procedural legislation. Guardianship is established over him.
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Bgg. That's really don't wake up while it's still quiet. Did you know that your mother can kick you out of the house, too? And you'll be living on the street. You should have thought first and then done. It's really stupid to teach someone how to live who you depend on. And it's really stupid to run and "rat" on your mother and now get upset that she's kicking you out. You pick up all the trash, you do the dishes, you fix the wiring. No one's gonna do it for you.
Bgg. That's really don't wake up while it's still quiet. Did you know that your mother can kick you out of the house, too? And you'll be living on the street. You should have thought first and then done. It's really stupid to teach someone how to live who you depend on. And it's really stupid to run and "rat" on your mother and now get upset that she's kicking you out. You pick up all the trash, you do the dishes, you fix the wiring. No one's gonna do it for you.
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Mom lives in another apartment where we are all registered - is the apartment municipal or in the property of the mother as a communal apartment? If the second, then your case sour - a maximum of a couple of months and the court order you with your husband and children are flying in the direction of the nearest garbage dump The only thing if the apartment was privatized but from the share you refused, then you have the right to live there. With the children. But for the husband to live there, you need the consent of the owner or all owners, if there are several.
Mom lives in another apartment where we are all registered - is the apartment municipal or in the property of the mother as a communal apartment? If the second, then your case sour - a maximum of a couple of months and the court order you with your husband and children are flying in the direction of the nearest garbage dump The only thing if the apartment was privatized but from the share you refused, then you have the right to live there. With the children. But for the husband to live there, you need the consent of the owner or all owners, if there are several.
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What did you want? For the sisters to be taken to the orphanage? Or for the social workers to clean and renovate your apartment? You don't even have money to rent a place to live. You live at the mercy of your mother's room. Your mother is a sick person. You have two more sisters to raise. Your stepfather earns their bread. Now the four of you will come to the apartment-two small children. Eight people in an apartment is a herring in a jar. And that's instead of going to clean the apartment yourself and getting your sisters to do it. Help fix the wiring. You all want for nothing. It doesn't work that way.
What did you want? For the sisters to be taken to the orphanage? Or for the social workers to clean and renovate your apartment? You don't even have money to rent a place to live. You live at the mercy of your mother's room. Your mother is a sick person. You have two more sisters to raise. Your stepfather earns their bread. Now the four of you will come to the apartment-two small children. Eight people in an apartment is a herring in a jar. And that's instead of going to clean the apartment yourself and getting your sisters to do it. Help fix the wiring. You all want for nothing. It doesn't work that way.
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your mother is not obliged to provide housing for you and your children, and the guardianship authorities are not obliged to deal with an aunt-alcoholic who lives in her apartment by her own rules
your mother is not obliged to provide housing for you and your children, and the guardianship authorities are not obliged to deal with an aunt-alcoholic who lives in her apartment by her own rules
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The law doesn't allow you to throw a kid out on the street. To defend your claims. which will improve the living conditions in court is baseless until you provide concrete evidence that you are hampered by some garbage and a very costly event.
The law doesn't allow you to throw a kid out on the street. To defend your claims. which will improve the living conditions in court is baseless until you provide concrete evidence that you are hampered by some garbage and a very costly event.
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What should you do? Yes breed further what else.I do not understand what with the husband with a bare ass at all?
What should you do? Yes breed further what else.I do not understand what with the husband with a bare ass at all?
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Husband should help with the housing.
Husband should help with the housing.