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It is not their fault your ex is a deadbeat. Every states child support enforcement is totally under manned and totally swamped. They have 10's of thousands of parents to chase after. You might want to contact a CS collection agecny and see if they can help.

No. You are entitled to nothing and you do not even know who your real bio dad is anyways. The man who signed your birth cert is your legal father and child support should have been filed against him. Now it is much too late to file anything. If you want to find out who your Dad is for health or...

Are the kids still wards of the state? Is there a case plan involved? If not then did CPS close the case and why? It seems to me you have a chance to adopt the kids, you need an attorney. I am a little confused as to why CPS would close the case. Generally they would move towards permancy...

You really need an attorney. Honestly it is going to be very hard for you to get custody since you moved out of state. If your order specifically says that transportation is to be split 50/50 I would see an attorney and since he is in contempt, you might be awarded legal fees.

Almost impossible to keep this woman from leaving the state. As an unmarried father where paternity has not even been established, you have little to no rights. No court is going to order a DNA test in utero due to the risks it presents. You might want to see if you state, and the state she is...

In most states, no. She is not responsible for supporting her step-children.

Dad can ask for custody but he has almost no chance of getting it since he has little realtionship with the child and he moved 4 hours away. You can certainly ask for supervised visits. Also since Dad is the one that moved, how is he going to trasnport himself to see the child? Make sure that is...

Jenn your post is legally totally incorrect. This child is not grandma's and grandparents have VERY few rights in most states. Dad has more rights than her. Grandma can file for visitation rights but she has to understand she may not even get those. She can also make friends with Dad and see if...

You need to call legal aid asap to see if some can help you. Since you are disabled and you might be getting undfairly garnished, an attorney should be able to help you pro-bono. Please start calling around.

You desperately need an attorney. Start calling around to someone that can help you.

When you do not marry a man, you lose almost all rights. Neither state recognizes common law so you are totally out of luck. You should have had him marry you. When you stay with a man that long without marriage, you lose a lot of rights.

Yes if he owes back child support her bank accoint is subject to levy and any property they own is subject to lein. BAD idea. They need to keep their $$ seperate for now. Inheritance should not be subject to any lien at all but again she needs to keep those funds seperate. When she files taxes...

This lawyer is unethical if he is actually threatening police action for not signing papers. If he has done that then he needs to be reported to the bar. Your father does not have to pay your mom anything except for what the court tells him. please tell me she has an attorney? She needs to see...

If you have an arrearage that shows up through the bureau as pass due support, your tax refund is taken. That is standard procedure. How much are you in arrears? Unless the judge wiped out your arrears which he did not do, your return can still be intercepted. And the child being an adult does...

You really need to talk to an attorney that is familiar with this set up. Why don't you go through an anonymous sperm bank then all the legalities are done? If you are seeking to use a guy that you know, such an agreement between you 2 may not hold up. You really should talk to an attorney...

Yes you do have more rights than the grandparents but you still need to ask for custody

First of all Breastfed babies due not need Vitamin D supplements, I BF both of my kids and both were very healthy. I am not a DR though so I cannot explain why your baby caught rickets. Your story does not make sense and it seems like everything put together the state obviously feels like you...

Short answr-NO. The legal standard parenting is LOW and you have to have proof he is neglegent and the kids are in danger. Just because you do not like the way he parents does not mean you have any case at all. You cannot withhold visits otherwise you are in contempt. If you have concerns that...

In most states if you signed the acknolwedgement of paternity you are the legal dad and you have some rights. You need to petition the grandparents then for custody or visitation. Do not let them intimidate you. You really need to talk to an attorney.

But if you had to make a choice, you should choose your kid. Sometimes you cannot love them all equally and you should ALWAYS love your kids more. So realize that if keeping this boyfriend is going to risk you not having your kids, that is a huge risk to take. I for one would not do it. I would...