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After reading all of your posts...Why do you care about your "friend"? :confused:

If you signed away your Parental Rights than you are no longer the children's parent. Do you mean visitation rights?

That would be an indicator that your son isn't doing better.:(

How old is the girl? What do her parents have to say about this relationship? Is the girl LEGALLY emancipated or does she think moving in with her adult military BF will be grounds for emancipation?

This poster has already posted a "homework" question before hijacking this thread.;)

We don't do homework.

You will need to motion to DISestablish paternity during your divorce. A DNA test will be needed. After paternity is disestablished an order will be made to alter the BC.

If there is no court order then you are just as responsible as she for the payments.

This thread is from 2005. Please don't post to OLD/DEAD threads.

Your post doesn't make any sense. Why might you be sent to jail "one day"? Why are you in arrears? Why did you move out of state? When is the last time you made a child support payment?

If there is a court order for her to pay the mortgage and she has not you can file for contempt. I would suggest you pay the bill so that your credit isn't messed up and request reimbursement in your contempt filing.

Joint Custody is not going to prevent/stop a CS order.

Depends. Generally if the "child" can't spell the word "emancipation" then s/he will not qualify.:(

Why does your grandmother have custody and where is the father of these children?

Your "agreement" MIGHT be a mitigating factor, but it is doubtful if it will prevent you from being sued for support. That is why sperm donors should go through sperm banks.

Please...How is this a criminal matter? This is a civil matter. Period. Even if this was a LL/tenant situation it would be CIVIL.

I just want to clarify...Was your "donation" done..."in person" or through a sperm bank?

Doesn't matter if she is a owner in a private dwelling. Yes...She does. No...She can't be arrested for trespass. It is not a criminal matter. It is a civil matter to be handled in Family or Civil Court. Really? Please site the statute where a legal owner can be arrested for...

Actually...If her name is on the deed and there isn't an RO, the ex has every right to enter HER house.

Is she on the deed? Is there a RO preventing her from accessing this house?