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What you should do is write a letter of sincere apology to enclose along with the $625 they are asking. All choices have consequences. You chose to break the law. Your consequence is a relatively small amount of money, as compared to being convicted of--and jailed for--your crime. If you...

crnfd14: Maybe try it on your own first? Should've added, in my above reply to BayState, that--even if the OP chooses to go through the courts--odds are excellent [per case law] that the judge will side with custodial parent. Hence it's probably in OP's best interest to start with a dissenting...

Quoting from Practitioner's Guide to Psychoactive Drugs For Children and Adolescents, edited by John S. Werry, M.D. and Michael G. Aman, Ph.D.: In joint custody situations, both parents have an equal say in determining such matters as the religious training and medical treatment of the child...

In cases of joint custody, when elective medical decisions cannot be reached jointly, it's your right to seek a second opinion as regards medicating your child--but the parent with physical custody is often given final say, as he/she is the one who must deal with the daily academic and...

Pam, I'm a bit confused; I've got a couple of questions, if you don't mind. Are you on SS's Ticket to Work program, thus making you temporarily eligible to receive both SSD income and wages from gainful employment, or is your salary not considered enough to qualify as "gainful employment"...

123jlb stated: ...in most states their is a lemon law, i suggest contact a lemon law attorney, they usely work for free if..... Just remember, Lemon Laws rarely cover used vehicles, and never come into play when an As Is warranty has been signed.