I Have Housing Assistance Will I loose it if I marry someone who is in prison till 2012?
397343
I am not sure, but I don't think they can if you aren't getting anymore income.  Call a social service agency or legal aid, someone there can probably tell you.  Don't call the housing agency, they may not be upfront about everything.  I do know that in Indiana you can't keep housing assistance if you are convicted of a drug related felony.  Good luck.
211901
No.  The state should have went after him once you became a ward.  The $ would be owed to the state but not to you.  Sorry for your situation but it may be best to move on.  He's not entitled to any part of your life now that you are emancipated.  If you don't want him around then get a restraining order.
954534
If the receiving state has denied acceptance of your husband, you are out of luck.  \n\nHis best bet would be to enter rehab and get clean, and then try for a transfer in a year.
510961
If he's in jail right now, you have a good to great chance of getting his rights terminated by a court, but you will have to come up with some money for an attorney.  You COULD do it yourself, but it could get tricky.  Also, if the termination does go through, I DEFINITELY would not let my "fiance" adopt her until you two are married.
127027
You can file for it in Court and they will grant one to ya (The Courts do grant Divorces to Spouses of Inmates especially so the Spouse can remarry).
6306
Can't help with that state, but there is a wonderful support and information group at http://prisontalk.com\nand someone in the N.C. forum can probably help.\nI've got a "someone special" locked up, too, and this group has helped me a great deal.
95559
more than likely you will have to go to jail and serve the rest of your time there. unless you get a lawyer and have them work something out with you to where u do work/community service program. but it really depends on your state and county. i know that some smaller counties are more strict then some larger counties and some smaller counties are less strict unlike some larger counties
18159
There is a wonderful support and information group at http://prisontalk.com\nSomeone there can probably help.\nI've got a "someone special" locked up, too, and this group has helped me a great deal.
1088152
When on probation there's generally a requirement to inform the probation officer BEFORE changes in living conditions.  Getting married seems like it would qualify as a change in living conditions.\n\nLet them know ahead of time.  Unless there are restraining orders between the two of you I can't imagine there would be any problems.  But only you know your situation.
48730
First of all, I wanted to say that I'm sorry about your situation. Sounds like ur in a hard place because you love your husband and even though he did wrong, your family should let you be happy and if being with him makes you happy, they should accept it. I think, however, you may never get them to fully understand or accept the situation until he is out of jail. It probably won't matter to them how sweet or lovable he is behind bars. They will have to see for themselves if he continues to be the great guy you say he is once he is released.  If they don't accept him after that, I don't know what else you can do about it but pray they will and continue to have a healthy and blessed marriage. Best of Luck!
865416
i am  very  sorry  to  hera   this      i know   how  sad  jail  is      i ve  seen  quite  a bit   of  heart breaking   story   / however  ther  is  hope    you  need  to   contact  the  judge    state  attoreny and  a lawyer    i   dont  know his   offence    . however   ther  iss  a  chance that  he  can  be   on  house   arrrest    , if this  happen   its  is  SO VERY IMPORANT  THAT  HE  COMPLISE  100 PERCENT  I   DO   KNOW THAT IF YOU ARE ON  HOUSE ARREST   ITS IS TAKEN VERY SERIOUSLY  IF YOU GET THIS   DONT  LET  HIM  MESS UP  BECAUSE THINGS COULD GET WORSE
503556
emancipation, couldn't really help you with the legal issuses,sorry. Check that site out. It might help you out!
633450
Hire an attorney or go to legal aid (if you can't afford one).  If your husband has already served his sentence (time served would seem to imply that) then, unless he's got another conviction and sentence, I don't understand how the State can hold him.  If he's being detained illegally, you should ask the lawyer whether it's appropriate to file a writ of habeas corpus.  Good luck.
753476
The rules vary in every state, so it is hard to give you a definite answer but if you visit the appropriate state forum at http://www.prisontalk.com someone will be able to tell you exactly what the rules are and how to get this done.\nGood luck
921178
Depends on what he is in prison for and how much you love each other.If you love him and he is truely wanting to change his ways and loves you then stick with it.Love is worth waiting for but also worth changing for
240606
This depends entirely on the policies of your state.  Right now, with the four year sentence, he should be eligible for some kind of early release program such as parole unless he is serving mandatory time or unless he messes up in prison.  If he ends up facing six years mandatory, well, that's going to be six years.  Your boyfriend should have access to a case manager who can tell him how much time he has left to do.
198163
no! but to be on the safe side call your local courthouse\nto find out