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No. There are sex offenders EVERYWHERE. Mom does not live with him depending on the crime he committed you do not even know if he is a serious risk.

You can file for custody and support. Keep in mind once you do this he probably will want to see her so the court will likely give him some sort of visitation. Be prepared to address the visitation issue if he asks for it. You should be able to file for support by applying on your states website.

If you move, dad can file for custody. Are you planning on switching the kids schools? Taking Dad to court is only going to add fuel to the fire AND the daughter does not get to decide not to visit Dad. You have various issues that are likely to come up if this goes to court. Honestly it sounds...

Yes you are still married. You still need to file for a divorce at least by publication if he cannot be loacted. See an attorney.

She can appeal the unemployment but she might want to just find another job. Also there is nothing illegal about telling other employees why she was fired. Unprofessional yes but probably not illegal.

were you insured? Tell your insurance company and let them handle the claim.

You can certainly see if you can get supervised visits. There is no need to stop visits all together if they are supervised.

If he is going to pay so much for a child, regardless if the child is not his or not, hemight as well meet the child and get to know him. that is my take. And regardless of what the DNA test says, if he is the legal father, he is the father. If you just found out about this child last night...

Yes your boyfriend can file for visitation at anytime. Personally I have no idea why he didn't file before now. He has EVERY right to pursue a relationship with his child. He can certainly request a DNA test to re-confirm but it probably does not matter this late in the game. He really never did...

He can't and this attorney is just being lazy it sounds like. He is probably overworked and underpaid. Your fiancee honestly should talk to a private attorney. I do not know how he can legally say he is father by signing a piece of paper. I certainly would NOT want to admit to anything if he is...

She can try calling the police with her custody order in hand and see if they will force the return. Or she needs to go down to court or call an attorney to file an emergency order.

I dont know what state you are in but in most states your fiancee just cannot give up his rights unless the child is going to be adopted. These other men were only able to sign over rights probably because they eventually are going to be adopted out. This is your fiancees child, not yours so...

She has the right to seek child support and to establish paternity at any time, regardless so avoiding this is not going to go anywhere. Paternity is going to have to be legally established at some point and if you do not consent to it, a court will force you to take a DNA test anyways. I am not...

Your ex still has legal custody so you need to find a way to get custody back. You might want to call an attorney out there to see if anyone can help you file the right motions.

This is not an offense that should affect the custody of this kids, I don't think anyways. Dad though sending the kids to NV to live with you without permission of the courts or mom might be troublesome. If mom has any visitation with the kids Dad is in interference of it. So don't assume you...

dad still needs to go to court and get permission to move.

It is not kidnapping since there is no court order. But if dad wants his child back then he'll probably serve you custody papers.

If you leave the state, the boyfriend can file for custody and ask for the child to be returned. The state you are in now will have jurisdiction until the residency requirement is met for LA which is at least 6 months or longer. you should file for custody now and ask for permission to move but...

If you leave without the child then you go back to court and ask for visitation during school breaks and the summer.Your first post said you didn't think the child wants to go. If you can get the child to tell the court that he wants to relocate you can do that but the child has a full life back...

Stop listening to them but until there is a custody order, both of you have rights. Do you have an attorney? you need to file for custody but you are not going to get rid of dad or his family so just stop communicating with his family. See if you and your husband can come to an agreement on custody.