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You neglected to list your jurisdiction so your question can't be answered.

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There is nothing even legally relevant in your post. Please "google" the state visitation guideline for the OP's state along with relevant case law. His position, and yours as well, is counterproductive to those statutes and case law. This is a legal site. There are other sites that you might...

Wow. That's some big anger issues you have there. The reality is that your existing order stinks. It should allow for BOTH of you to have a week or two uninterrupted time to vacation with your child. It should also allow for Mom to have a weekend with her children. That would be reasonable...

Here's the deal. Children do NOT decide who to live with until they are 18. In some state's their wishes MAY be considered by a Judge during a custody case...But in order to sue for a change of custody there has to be a change of circumstance...ie..Child is failing school and CP isn't being...

Urgh! Why do people not follow COURT ORDERS?? The ex is in contempt of court. Since your hubby AGREED to this reduction of support he should forgive the arrears but insist on ex paying the court ordered amount. If she threatens to take him back to court for a change of custody she will have to...

Was this change of custody done through the courts? Was the change of support done through the courts? If the answer to both these questions is yes, then your husband needs to request review or modification of the current support order. Every 2-3 years he will be able to do this without a COC...

On Monday go and file a motion to show cause for contempt of the court order. This is NOT an abduction and NO you can';t have them charged.

You are not an adult because you have children...As a matter of fact, that you have had TWO children before you can support them would indicate your NOT being an adult. You are MEDICALLY emancipated, which means that you can make medical decisions for your and your children. That is all. You...

That's correct. But please keep in mind that once he does he WILL get some kind of custody. Probably Joint Physical and Joint Legal (decision making). Your child is not an object. She has a right to have a loving relationship with BOTH parents. Please consider taking a parenting class or...

Doubtful. All that is needed is the DNA test shouwing that the hubby isn't the Father of this child. Paternity is disestablished. Done. Why do you want the lovers name?

Your son is liable for the out of pocket expenses that the friend accrued. I highly doubt a Judge or Jury will award pain and suffering to be awarded.

Bring you evidence when you go to court for the Permanent RO.

I an going to "assume" based on the wording of your post there is no existing court order. Without a court order the mother is not LEGALLY obligated to allow visitation. That being said Dad should get his butt to court and file for Divorce/Separation and custody of the child. A judge will NOT...

IF you even ATTEMPT to take this legal child out of the state you are facing FELONY charges. The AOC in Calif is 18. She can't consent to ANYTHING until then. Go and consult with an attorney in Ca. and find out how many laws you will be breaking. ;) And Calif WILL PROSECUTE. LEO's in CA...

You are posting a situation that isn't legal. This is a legal site. Would you like it if someone posted illegal information on your thread as advice? Sometimes two cents isn't worth a plug nickel.

He has as much right to live in HIS home as you do barring a court order stating otherwise. The only way to "get him out" is with a court order.

Law varies from state ot state. That is why this site SPECIFICALLY asks you your jurisdiction (that would be your state). So please answer that question if you want accurate advice.

Back again huh Kelly?? Just to let everyone know this "person" is a legal site troll. ;) She will post to very old threads until admin banns her.

No. It will not happen. Ever. The state (no matter which one you are in...(which we don't know because you neglected to provide it)...will NEVER consent to a ward (you) leaving their care to marry her adult BF. But depending on the state they may decide to issue a restraining order to keep the...