Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Indiana
I have been threatened with being sued by my sons daycare provided. I texted her a 2 week notice, on December 1st, via cell phone and in the message I asked her if I needed to turn in a printed copy too and she ignored the message. She informed me yesterday that she wont accept that and I must pay for the next 2 weeks. Her contract states a written 2 weeks notice but no specifics. She also called my cell phone and yelled at me and told me that I was a worthless mother and proceeded with name calling, all the while I did not say anything derogatory to her only defended the things she was saying against me. I even told her I was paying her for the final week next week to be consistent with my original 2 weeks notice, however after the phone call I was not going back to her house and putting my child in her care. She also said she was getting a restraining order on me. Does the text message suffice? Does the threat of a restraining order dissolve my obligation to finish out the 2 weeks notice because she will not allow me to come to her home?
1 Answer from Attorneys
You probably owe the two weeks because you did not give notice in writing.
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