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You need to discuss this situation with your doctor.

File a motion for contemt.

While I don't disagree with Gail it MAY be possible to file now for paternity with a RO preventing her from leaving the state without the courts permission. It's MAY be possible. You should consult with a VERY good Family Law Attorney and see if NY State Statutes would allow this.

sigh...Yes, LEGALLY she does. If she were to present herself in court as she has done here, most JUDGES would consider her over-involved and interfering with the parental role. Better that the members here are critical than OP take her cloying attitude to court and get "smacked" by the judge...

Perhaps you should place you son in counseling so that he may learn coping skills.

There is absolutely nothing you can LEGALLY do. Recommend to your sister to talk to her school counselor.

Nope. You are wrong. If LEGAL custody is joint then they (parents) need to take this to court, unless the custody states otherwise.

What does the custody order state?

Your post is rather vague. What state are you in? Is there a court order for custody or visitation? Define "negligent"? Has CPS been involved?

What does the custody order state about legal decisions? Please quote it word for word...sans personal identifying information.

I explained my reasoning on your thread at freeadvice.com Your brilliant son will learn, with your help, to KNOW his new LEGAL name. The likelihood of you retaining your current name is much less than Dad. This is the reasoning of the courts. And what IF you marry...will you then request your...

And yet you found him to be a fit father for your 3 children...

I'm sorry...But any person that would actually "cause problems" for his wife because she isn't preventing her child from seeing her father over money is a freaking jerk. How would denying this child from seeing her parent in the child's interest?? And Step's make a decision when they marry a...

No you can't deny visitation because Dad isn't paying according to the court order...There IS a court ORDER right?? If there is an order you can file a motion to show cause for failure to comply with the support order. If you deny visitation you can be held in contempt. If you hubby is...

lol!!! I'm not a "sir"...But you are welcome. Please post back to update your thread. Good Luck Bay:)

File a motion for custody and the child to be returned to home state. Do it tomorrow before she can establish residency in her state.

Are there any court orders out of NC? How long ago did she move with the child?

Where is the childs mother?

How long did you know this person before you married? WHAT STATE ARE YOU IN?

What state are the court orders from? What kind of child care? Daycare? Babysitting? How often does your ex have the child?