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Here is a LEGAL fact: This to chose between your child or your convicted gang-banger boyfriend. Your choice.

50/50 is not always viable...Personally if the parents are very close to each other (same school district) I think that 50/50 should always be a legal option.

It would be a fairly cruel thing to suddenly uproot your son like that...Your ex has "status quo" on his side. If you were to go and just take the child your ex could and SHOULD file for primary custody based on status quo. He would win. Have you had contact with the child during the last 3...

Congrats! Were you able to get possession of your home?

If he is so horrible, all the more reason for you to address the legal issue. ;)

Is there any reason that Sally can't post for herself? We would be better able to help her directly.

Children do not get to CHOOSE in ANY state. Period.

She should really be posting for herself, as she will be aware of all pertinent facts. Also the question " What State are you in" is very important. With that said...MOST LIKELY hubby doesn't have to leave HIS home without a court order stating such. They are both entitled to stay in the...

Frankly it won't "look good" for your GF to be living with another man when she is still married to the child's father. In some states the is a severe no-no. Yes, she could lose primary custody based on the fact that she is committing adultery and exposing her child to it. What state is...

So direct him to this site and he will be advised on how to assert his rights. Forums like this have been available for the last 15 years or so...It isn't hard to find.:)

You are not this child "grandparent". You are not. And the fact that the child is part Native American does NOT usurp this mothers rights. Your son has NO RIGHTS to this child until paternity is determined, therefor your STEPson's father has no rights and you, Madam, will never have rights...

I suggest that, since you are not legally a party to this custody/support order, you stay out of it. If Dad had questions he should sign up and ask for himself. He should identify his state as custody laws vary from state to state.

You are very Welcome!! I really do recommend that site for child custody...There is an incredible Attorney/GAL along with many other Professionals of the Family Court System. Your situation reminds me of a "woman" (and I use that word loosely!) that was determined to limit her child's father...

Try posting your situation on this site: http://forum.freeadvice.com/register.php Perhaps they will have some additional advice to offer you...

Define "abuse".

I know an attorney/GAL and a family court clerk (California) from another legal board...I have asked them to come here to advise you.

Is there a child support order issued by a court? What state are you in? What was the outcome of the criminal proceedings?

What state are you in?

No. You should not be scheduling events on his visitation time.

Did you contest the MN filing based on lack of/improper jurisdiction? Have you domesticated the custody orders to IN??