what authority does a father in law have over a daughter in law?
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That is definately a tough one to deal with. Unfortunately the answers are not what we really want to hear. You see God set up the family system to work a certain way. You see all troughout the Bible that families come in many shapes and sizes and all of the children from both or from previous honored and obeyed their current father. \n  Now the good part!  The Word indicates that when two people are wed that they shall leave their father and mother and give themselves to each other.  They have essentially become a new family unit.  In that unit the husband is set up as the spiritual leader and the woman gains profound blessings. By that you are no longer under the authority of either of your parents.  Honoring them is still important as well as honoring each other. However, obeying every whim is not necessary. \nI do not know the situation you have but I can tell you putting God first, then your husband, and then family, will really help in a lot of things.  Father in Laws may be full of good advice and wisdom but we are not bound to use it any longer.  Listen to him. Honor him by living a life worthy to his son. But do not feel like you have to be what he wants you to be. Your family should be different than theirs.
356512
Talk to your wife! Tell her the situation without getting upset with her. She loves her daughter and knows that her daughter is out of control but who will take care of that child her daughter had? Maybe she feels it is safer for the grand baby to be with the two of you and not left all alone some where. It does seem too much for someone of 23 to act with such disrespect and she seems childish in a way. Set rules with her and tell her it is your home and not to bring strangers into your home again! If u set boundaries and that doesn't work then i would make her leave your home instead of ruining your marriage! I would only leave your wife if she wouldn't respect your wishes for things to change and put her foot down as well. Good luck!
73140
If you challenge this, you will have to produce witness that say that she changed it when he lost his mental abilities.  You will have to contest the will in Probate Court in the county that you dad lived in.  It will be an uphill battle to win this.  If a person leave no will, all funds go to the wife.  You see the challenge?
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Answer #1:\n\nApparent authority is the power of an agent to act on behalf of his/her principal, based upon the grant of authority that "appears" to an objectively reasonable person.\n\nExample: Owner of hot dog stand pays man to walk down one city block and hold a sign and bark directions to the "best hot dogs in town." A woman hears the man and then asks him how he knows the hot dogs are best. The man says, "Go down and try one and if you don't like it, you don't have to pay."\n\nThe woman goes down the street, buys a hot dog, doesn't like it and demands her money back. The vendor refuses.\n\nThe woman has a claim against the vendor, because the agent with the sign exhibited the "apparent" authority to offer the money back guarantee, even though the principal/owner, never expressly authorized the agent to make such a guarantee. \n\nThe woman also has an independent claim against the agent for a breach of warranty of authority, because he did not have the "actual" authority to offer the guarantee to the woman, but it was objectively reasonable to believe that the agent did have such power.\n\nAnswer #2:\n\nA general partnership is an agreement between two or more persons to carry on a business for profit. Absent an express agreement to the contrary, general partners share equal management and control, are entitled to an equal share of the profits of the business, and regardless of any agreement between them, are all jointly liable for the partnership debts.\n\nLimited partners are passive investors who do not have management or control (such control is retained by the general partner(s)), they are only entitled to a specified share of the profits, and they are liable for the partnership debts, only to the extent of their contribution/investment. Limited partnerships are created by statute, must be registered with the state government, and may have different governing rules depending upon the jurisdiction where the partnership is created. General parnterships are a creature of the common law, however, they are also generally regulated by state laws, however they do not require any government registration.\n\nThird parties who deal with general partners, can expect that their dealings will bind the partnership and all of its members, because general partners are agents of the partnership with actual management and control authority. Third parties who deal with limited partners have no such expectation -- only dealing with a general partner can bind the partnership -- except where a limited partner deals as if he/she were actually a general partner, as in acting with management and control over the partnership resources, in which case, the limited partner may exhibit such apparent authority to bind the partnership so as to make it equitable that a third party could reasonably rely on the limited partner's actions, and thereby bind the partnership.\n\nYou really ought to do the work yourself. Getting it from someone like myself will cause you to not remember the law, and ultimately, your ability to recall and apply law and legal theory is what will make you a lawyer.
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The quality of girls relationship with her father will affect how she is with men for the rest of her life- you on the other hand are an adult and should be able to accept decisions/behaviours  more rationally. Its completey understandable he would put her "first" but rather than thinking of it that way it needs to be presented as being able to balance his relationship with you with the one he has with his daughter.\nBe wary if he's being over protective of her but also try and consider it from his viewpoint- would you let a man come before your son?
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cops cannot legally take custody of a child from one biological parent and give it to another.  UNLESS the children are in danger.  \n\nHe needs to get a court date and fight for custody of those kids.  Also, those cops can get in trouble for taking the kids.  \n\nIf the house was his, the wife had no right or business having a key or allowing anyone else in the house without his permission.  \n\nHe needs to get a lawyer and do it soon!
1017878
Go with your own instinct.You  may want to keep the peace by agreeing with your hubby, but if you feel your child is not in a healthy situation with his father's family, then it is your first responsibility to put your child's welfare above your husband's feelings.
145280
Just go. Let him be the one to do the legal thing. My husband's ex-wife did it (new husband in military) and they moved to Hawaii (we live in Louisiana). We have not seen my husband's daughter in almost 3 years because they transferred again and we've no idea where they are.
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Mothers are often jealous of a son's relationship with another woman since it usually means they are no longer #1 in their son's eyes. On another level she is also jealous of the attention your father-in-law pays to you and she is making sure he doesn't come to like you too much! \n\nSisters often resent their brother's girlfriends and wives, regarding them as "new daughters" that take their parents and brothers attention away from them. Kind of like sibling rivalry.\n\nThese women will settle down in time once they realize you are no threat to their relationship with your husband or their husband/father. Encourage your husband and father-in-law to include one or both of them in the conversations or activities that are making them jealous. Don't let either of the men make comparisons that put you in a better light and provokes their jealousy. For example, if your father-in-law compliments your cooking, then looks at his wife and says, "why don't you ever make that," then you should make some comment about her best cooking to keep her feelings from being hurt. You will see lots of little things like that if you watch for them. Try to smooth them over, and just be the best person you can be. Hold your temper! It will get better in time. \n\nIf it doesn't you will know that you tried your best and just avoid them as much as possible to prevent disagreements and try to ignore the hurtful things they say and do. Your husband will take a hand if they disrespect you too much when he knows you are doing your best to get along with them.
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As long as she has no genetic connection to you .\nIt is perfectly legal and natural.\nShe is just another woman that just so happens to be your Father`s new wife`s child.\nThat is what I call keeping it in the family.\nGOOD LUCK.
142160
If the prorerty is yours,make a deed to them.You can either divide between them or let them make that decision whenever it needs to be done.
1100610
She needs to talk to a lawyer. Unless the court has said that she cannot see her daughter, then he has no right to hold her away from her mother. She can go and pick up the girl and take her to lunch and hang out with her away from the new husband, but she has every right to see her daughter! Go to a lawyer and fast! If she already has one, then have her call him/her. That is what they are getting paid for!
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two different men, two different stories. your parents did the right thing, no one wants to see their child hurt. sometimes it isn't possibble to talk to someone, and sometimes depending on the man he straightens up. can't really compare the two. u should be happy your parents were there for u, and u had a way out of a bad situation. perhaps your in laws daughter didn't have the same kind of man as u did. some people can take critisism and learn from it, some can't.
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I don't know where you live, but in the U.S. it is not illegal for the daughter-in-law to do this. It is immoral and very unkind, but not illegal. If the parents live outside of the U.S. they should consult the company the son worked for and see what they can offer. If they have already given the wife all they will, then the parents should see a lawyer. \n\nGood luck to you. Please give the parents my sympathy.
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I don't know of any time limit to motion for custody modification, but if he doesn't have any money for a lawyer and the man your former daughter-in-law does he is not likely to prevail in his request unless there is an issue of abuse or neglect.
137536
First you have to prove he is your father, they you have to get his permission. Speak to a lawer because you will have to  go to court.
1076001
Your mother-in-law is as good as your own mother.  She is a religious mother after you married her daughter.  If you can understand the bond between you wife and your mother-in-law, you need not be explained anything further.  It is always rewarding to help a sick person irrespective of your own relative or somebody else.  A sick person always needs help.  You must support your mother-in-law during her sickness considering she is your own mother.  You will be rewarded by the God for this act of kindness.