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He isn't exactly breaking a law by trying to sell his rights to the child. While he cannot sell his child, he isn't offering to sell you the child but his rights. It is no less disgusting for sure but there is a slight difference. I would move to terminate his rights. His actions tell me he...

You can use the child support issue to get the Father to make a deal to let you take the child with you. He can be in some really big trouble. If you want to enforce the agreement it will not go well for him. Perhaps if you pay for the expense of his visitation from across country and agree...

If the marital residence was not hers to begin with she is not likely to get "exclusive" use of it. Most Pre-nups have some money for the divorcing spouse. If you were only married 3 years your credit is not his fault, he does not owe you a place to live or a car. I know it's difficult but...

You certainly have to admit it on an application. You really should have availed yourself of the first offender program in your state. I take it you had no attorney. I have hired employees all my life. Be straight with your potential employer. Everyone does stupid things sometimes in their...

Candi, that is the answer. What else are you looking for? Its not like there are 10 good answers to chose from.

First, you will not be able to adopt the child until the father's rights are either surrendered or terminated. So it is rather important to find the father. Is the father at all interested in the child? Why does she not know who the father is? Was she raped? Why does your daughter not want...

Yes, Moose is right. You don't get to keep the bank's money because of an error.

Saying that you are working to settle is not an answer. That is an admission that you owe the money and it could be used to get a judgment against you. Answer like I said; that you do not owe the debt. You are not required to admit to the debt, and it is not perjury if you are proven wrong...

Cyjeff, While your advice is generally a good idea their expenses for care are not recoverable. They agreed to keep the dog and to incur the expenses on a dog that they never were suppose to own. I don't know why they agreed to it but they did. They cannot now come back and say that they...

Yes. File an answer that says you don't owe the debt. Appear in court after paying the first half and the judge will continue the case by request.

You could file a Equity suit in the proper court if you knew how.

A dog is not a child. A dog is PROPERTY.

Well you didn't say small claims! I guess I was talking about an equity court but I understand. A small claims court will give a judgment for money and one can decide whether to pay the money or give up the dog. This is why I said, "offer to pay for the dog."

I believe abandonment would start in 2007. He left and did not come back into the marital domicile. But you really don't have to have grounds for divorce. There are "no fault" or "irreconcilable differences" that you can claim without waiting the one year. Really, it is best to get an...

Antigone, she actually can sue for the return of the dog. This post makes no sense to me. Lisa's Mother bought HER a dog on the condition that YOU and your Girlfriend would keep it? Why would you agree to keep a child that isn't YOURS? You freely admit that the dog is not YOURS. In your...

I used to get on Bay we are friends now. She and I don't see eye to eye on Child Services but we get along. I understand her side of things.

Antigone, We are friends. I wasn't trying to be mean, just pointing out that you were a bit rough with her/him.... Don't take it badly...

I just thought you were a bit rough with the OP. I was trying to get my point across with a bit of humor instead of directly.

Any hard proof that you have that you have been actively involved in their lives will be good for you. The law does not say that a child will go to someone just because they can provide a "better" environment for them. You have a right to custody as long as you can provide for the child. Your...

I don't know that your question has been fully answered so I'm going to throw in my 2 cents worth. First, your contract is going to control the deal. Oral pronouncements made previous to or even subsequent to a written contract are meaningless. Check the written contract for "price matching"...