State: Georgia
I do not know if this is the right place for this, but it says other family law matters, so hopefully this is the right place.
I am 18 and still in high school. Because of some recent family problems, I am know living with my aunt and uncle. My parents told me as long as I stay at my aunt and uncle's house they will provide a car for me to use and money for a few different things. My mom also said she would bring me any mail that came for me.
My parents did a few things that made me very angry and I will not talk to them any more and have not in over a month. I have found out however that my mom has some mail for me, including a ticket for an event happening in a few days. Some of my family members have talked to her and I have talked to my brother about this. She will not give my mail to my brother to bring to me and she got him to tell me she will not give me my mail unless I talk to her and meet with her in person. She also has not given me any of the money that she originally said she would and I do not expect to get any no matter what.
Another issue is she is also holding some prescription medication of mine. It is medicine she payed for before I stopped living with her. When I moved in with my aunt she said that she was going to only give me a little at a time. I assume this is because it is a medication that could be abused although I have no history of abusing it. She said she would leave it all for me, but when I checked most of it was missing. The problem is this medication is for anxiety and I do not take it often, but when I need it, I really need it. She emailed me saying if I need more medicine, I have to meet with her.
My questions are:
1)can she legally hold my mail until I meet with her in person?
2)can she legally hold prescription medication of mine even though I'm 18 and no longer living with her, until I meet with her?
3)I'm not trying to be selfish, but does a verbal agreement with my mom that she would provide me with some money and a car under the condition that I stay with my relatives have any legal meaning?
I do not know if this is the right place for this, but it says other family law matters, so hopefully this is the right place.
I am 18 and still in high school. Because of some recent family problems, I am know living with my aunt and uncle. My parents told me as long as I stay at my aunt and uncle's house they will provide a car for me to use and money for a few different things. My mom also said she would bring me any mail that came for me.
My parents did a few things that made me very angry and I will not talk to them any more and have not in over a month. I have found out however that my mom has some mail for me, including a ticket for an event happening in a few days. Some of my family members have talked to her and I have talked to my brother about this. She will not give my mail to my brother to bring to me and she got him to tell me she will not give me my mail unless I talk to her and meet with her in person. She also has not given me any of the money that she originally said she would and I do not expect to get any no matter what.
Another issue is she is also holding some prescription medication of mine. It is medicine she payed for before I stopped living with her. When I moved in with my aunt she said that she was going to only give me a little at a time. I assume this is because it is a medication that could be abused although I have no history of abusing it. She said she would leave it all for me, but when I checked most of it was missing. The problem is this medication is for anxiety and I do not take it often, but when I need it, I really need it. She emailed me saying if I need more medicine, I have to meet with her.
My questions are:
1)can she legally hold my mail until I meet with her in person?
2)can she legally hold prescription medication of mine even though I'm 18 and no longer living with her, until I meet with her?
3)I'm not trying to be selfish, but does a verbal agreement with my mom that she would provide me with some money and a car under the condition that I stay with my relatives have any legal meaning?