I am Filipino, but its hard for me to speak it, she wants me to ask it in filipino, but i cant, she said thats the agreement, but is there an agreement if she just took my PS2, i didnt agree with her to take my PS2, so i consider it stolen, Its the School Holidays COME ON! Please Help, i would even go to the point of sueing her.. but i'm 16 so i dont know.. HELP
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since your family i would try to work out a solution. Do you really want to sue your sister? i hope not. i would ask her to return the ps2 nicely. if she doesn't, then i would go to your parents and ask them for help. since you are under 18 you *technically* don't own anything. it belongs to your parents. i would just try to reason with her and work something out.
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Yes, you have a right to be upset. Your fiance is a mama's boy. Poor baby?\n\nAnd I wonder, how much do they accuse you of stealing? I would consider it beneath my dignity to be accused of stealing anything less than $10000!!!\n\nIf more than that has been lost, he should ask you ( that's some serious cash, but if they are accusing you of stealing $50, they are really cheap. I mean, if I lost 10 grand, I would get my dog x-rayed to make sure he hasn't swallowed it. Let alone asking my fiancee.) .  But even if he does ask you, it should not imply assumed misdeedson your part.\n\nHow did he phrase it? Did he ask if you "SAW" the money? Or did he ask if you "TOOK" it? In any case, if he said his parents accused you of stealing, they really suck. Chances are that they stole it themselves to put the blame on you. Check your bags and luggage carefully, you don't want to be caught with "planted evidence". \n\nI hope,if you guys are marrying, you are going to stay far far away from them.
522608
WOW you stepped in it this time. She is illegal, get her deported and take out an order that stops her from taking your child (an American citizen) you can do that I've seen it done in Virginia. I forget what it is called but if your lawyer doesn't know what to file ask him to ask another lawyer maybe one that has been around a while.
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The fact that she won't take money from you is encouraging - that may be her way of telling you that she doesn't plan on using you.  It sounds like she loves you, but the real question that you have to ask yourself is whether or not you'd be willing to live there.  How and where would you find a job?  Can you speak their language?  Would you be able to adapt to life in the Philippines?  If the relationship were ever to end, what would you do?  Could you ever come back to the US?  Would you become a citizen of the Philippines?  These are all questions that you should be asking yourself.  Be that as it may, she is clearly serious about you.  Good luck with whatever you decide.
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Manny foreigners are studying in Manila, i think they need permission from both parents if they're under-age... Contact the Philippine Embassy for more details....
513048
Tell them exactly what you said here. If that does not get to their heart, and pray for them, and see if you have the original tape that you downloaded on your phone and see if you can download it on your new phone. I hope I have helped you, and God Bless
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Quite a lousy situation.  However, my take on it is this.  Sounds like your boyfriend holds some of the cards here.  Unless his ex had a signed contract with him regarding the money she had loaned him, she would be hard pressed to get it back unless she is willing to go through some major legal wrangling.  And yes, he was being used as a "storage unit" so he should definitely be entitled to the market rate of what that would have cost the ex had she done it properly.  I know what I would do.  Don't pay her a cent and dare her to try to take it to court.  In fact, you probably would have a better chance to prevail in a lawsuit you would bring against her considering the lack of 30 day notice as added ammo as well.  You may want to consider small claims court, since you could most likely do this on your own w/o lawyering up.
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Sounds like a totally different story here with you and your mom. \nI think your mother has took the step to protect you from what is going on in your house>>>you know with the fist fighting with your brother,etc.<<<< I wouldn't mention it to your mother as of yet, if she said she would get you one then she will but it is another month & 1/2 for school starts again. If you are setting back & expecting it then it will not be a surprise. If you haven't gotten it like 2 weeks before school start ask her if you can go with her to get the laptop & then you will find out what her intentions are about getting one. You never know it might be in her bedroom closet right now as you are setting there typing questions & reading answers. good luck.
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i dont really understand what ur saying girl, but why was she stealing in the first place, ask her that before u decide to stay friends with her! or else shell just get u into trouble!
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I would definately check into that.  Thats extortion in my book.  Also, see if u can get her a calling card or the number to one, for those calls out I guess.
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I am taking my sister-in-law, LEGAL IMMIGRANT from the Philippines, to buy her new car May 1st. Then we are going shopping all day. We both took our vacation beginning May 1st. SPEND SPEND SPEND...just doing what we can for our country!!!
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I would suggest that you go into the house and get any papers that you might need.  You are not entering illegally as you have a key and your uncle doesn't want his son to deal with it.  You will have to let the solicitor know.  I've been in a similar position and in the end i decided i loved my grandad more than my aunt  so i was going to do what he wanted and not worry about upsetting my aunt and going against her and my mothers wishes. I am happy that I did.
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Guess it depends on how old you are, and who bought the computer?\nIf you're a minor living at home, she has the right, and the repsonsibility to insure that you're utilizing it properly, especially if she bought it and is paying for your internet access.\nOtherwise, it's a password thing.  I think you already knew that, and also knew that if you changed it to deny her access, she'd take it away....\nJust don't do anythng foolish, and you've got nothing to worry about.
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well, once he unwraps his ps3 hes gonna be too busy flippin out that his loving mother stood in line forever just for him,lol,  so just dnt worry bout anythin else. he'll be happy u got him a ps3, its like 600 for the systm and eache game is like 30 so i think thats enough...
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not right.  You know that already.\n\n:(  I know what you mean though.. You don't want to risk having your copy being lost or messed up... \n\nJust go out and get a second copy the legal way... buy it.  Then keep your copy safe and loan the other one out to your friends.
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Contact the consulate again  and they will help you!!!! However I encourage your daughter to wait until she is of legal age!!! She is still a child and it is hard enough to take on the new role of mother plus now a wife too!!!\nSounds like a recipe for divorce in a few years from now!!\n\n\nRemember that is only my opinion on marriage for the young!!!  I do not know what your personal beliefs might be and I would not wish to disrespect any of your cultural traditions or religious beliefs!!\n\nGood Luck and may your grandchild be wonderful!
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Hey sweetie! Sounds like you need to talk to an attorney, cause that's not right. Could have something to do with her being female, but that would be a hard one to prove. Call for a free consultation with a lawyer. Good luck!.........:)