Individuals can effectively navigate the challenges of co-parenting with a toxic ex-partner by setting clear boundaries, communicating calmly and respectfully, prioritizing the well-being of their children, seeking support from a therapist or mediator, and focusing on positive co-parenting strategies.
Yes, but only for a certain period of time after you have begun the eviction process. This time period varies by state. This is of course only if the expartner has established residency (if the person never lived in the residence then they wouldn't have any more rights to occupy the space than your neighbor would). The requirements of establishing residency also vary by state.
partnership split, accointant split assets, now expartner who had already secretly started own company say he wants invoice for the machinery he took, can he do this as we will have to pay VAT again. We did not sell him the machinery it was decided by accountant that he could take half as his share. Do we have to invoice him?