can the mlitary still make me giver my wife money? i pay her $800, but realized she concieved around 3 weeks we were separated, and when he was born, we werent married, and i didnt sign an AOP or his BC...doesnt that mean that technically he is not my child, untill we prove paternity?
pacing is not an art
and is rarely accurate...and that freeway sucks anyways...unless she clocked you, i don't imagine you're in trouble...pacing is illegal in some states, i don't know about california...look it up or call the police station, courthouse, whatever...good luck...
hum
did you ask to see the clocker? i am unsure about any state laws, but i know that on a military base, you can ask to see the clock. on our base, that's 1 major way to get out of a major ticket, esp when you arent the only 1 driving, and got passed at the same time. on our base, if the MP...
pay the penalties
your crime(to my knowledge)is punishable under UCMJ as well, so if you try and fight it, and lose, its a good assumption your command may decide to rake you through the mud also...that is, if they don't after you pay the fine also...have you approached your CO or anything to...
we wish
unfortunately that won't work...the divorce is in cali, but the custody has to take place in fla...he'd never be able to just come up with the money to file for custody there, and to buy the plane ticket...she(again)now says she will sign for him to get their son during the summer, and...
oh i dont even bother
calling out there anymore. our divorce is almost final, so i have no intention or need to call there now...the reason i posted all that, isnt for me...it was for all the girls(yes girls)who are married to MIL guys, then after 2 mos-2yrs of marriage think they are ENTITLED...
actually yes i did
i did complain when i was SINGLE that he was flaunting her in front of the command AT the command, and they did not care...if i call for anything(we still talk kind of)his LT will call me back asking "what the hell do you want with my marine, now?" even if it has nothing to...
can a person deny contact just b/c they want to wait untill divorce or custody hearing is FINAL? friend is gong through hell with wife. she agreed on the phone to him having their son for 2 mos this summer, and told him to type it up and fax it and shed sign...well, she lied, and now shes saying...
depends...
did you have an ACH set up? and did you owe MBNA money? if so, and you're overdue, depending on your bank, they can draft the entire amount owed...i've learned this with Navy Federal Credit Union...
yeah i have yahoo
its
kiss_this_southern_69
lol i know huh? dont ever go to freeadvice.com....there are about 10 peeps who call everyone trailer trash, and 1 is apparently an attorney here in cali....
wow, on yahoo give me his last, i wonder if my fiance knows him lol
lmfao...ur kidding right???
holly hell girl...my fiance was BORN AND RAISED in pikesville and paintsville...both his parents and ALL his family live there......omfg thats hilarious...small town huh? is that where you are???
haha
how funny...KY is where my fiance had his divorce done lol...well, his mom made his brother and g/f sign their rights over, and it didnt take her very long at all, however, those 2 were willing to do it...good luck
unsure
you might be able to do it in the divorce, but only if they will sign then...you might have to make that an entire different court thing...don't worry about the drug thing...did he do a sentence? or any detox stuff? i'm sure he will be fine, my fiance could have lost in court ALOT b/c he...
hey angel
dont feel bad...lots of people have been separated for loooong periods of time, then when they find that right person, they want their divorce done now lol....i'm in <<<that sitituation now...but yes in order for a parent to give up rights, you must take him to court, prove his...
So yeah i had posted about the adultery thing, then looked it up on the uscj site...i thought i had still saved the ucmj aritcle on adultery, but i guess not...however its in the ucmj under article 134 paragraph 62, or 64...that the military rarely charges anyone with adultery, normally it...