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Where's the dad? Did you have a lawyer for the initial hearing? If so, you should plan to continue to retain him/her, and have your lawyer do the filing. Why do you the counselor isn't qualified to counsel?

It's a legal help site. It is not a referral site unless you use the "Find Lawyers" link. When an issue is very complex, or an OP is best served by retaining an attorney, then an attorney is recommended. When an OP dislikes/disputes the advice he is given, then an attorney is also recommended...

There! Fixed that for you. Now, where did you see the other stuff in the TOS?

Excellent use of adjectives! :cheer:

Just in case kmst80 decides to delete his thread:

Are those 9 days part of the 11 that she missed at the former school, or has the new school sent her home 9 times? If the new school sent her home 9 days, how many times did the former school send her home for the medical condition? What is the medical condition? Is she being treated for it...

Bashing? Spoken to disrespectful(ly)? Mistreated? Who passed judgment? No one bashed you. No one was disrespectful to you. No one is trying to prove you wrong; however, you were corrected when you made erroneous statements. I am also sure that we all read EVERYTHING you posted. Apparently...

You misquoted Pro. You stated that you are sure that everyone in the apartment complex is hard of hearing in some 'forum' or another. Pro pointed out your mistake. It is not true that everyone in the complex is hard of hearing simply because they are all over 60. Your post about hearing loss...

Hon, go back to lovin' Josh and leave the dead threads alone!

Getting full custody? Yes, leaving the state for 7 or 8 months with no visitation of your son will have a negative effect on your chances of getting full custody. Your reasons for leaving may be a mitigating factor, but your stated reason is much too vague to hazard a guess.

Michigan allows garnishment of state, and only state, tax refunds in order to pay creditors.

Oh, no. I'm so sorry for your loss, cbg, as well as that of her other friends and family. She'll be in my prayers. I was always impressed with her advice as Patricia Young. I didn't realize that she was also Peppermint. When Peppermint first started posting, the newbie surprised me with her...

Dad hasn't been sitting on his "you know what". He filed before she moved, and the case has been ongoing for over a year if I understand her timeline correctly. The current relocation order is a temporary order. I agree that she needs an attorney!

Your husband is the presumed father of the child. In your divorce action, you'll need to disestablish your husband's paternity. Do you have the paternity forms found at the link below? http://www.courts.mo.gov/page.jsp?id=38346

Well, since you can't give any clues to why you're in the way, there's not much to go on. Try the NYCLU/ACLU.

How are these people harassing you? When you're yelled at, what is it about? What is your job?

This is not the law. This may have happened in your particular situation, but, based on your posts, there's probably a lot more to the story. Please stop posting incorrect information.

Really? How do you know that? Are you familiar with Indian law? Or is this just another of your knee-jerk, one-trick-pony responses?

I agree that OP should speak with an attorney. I think it's possible that the award may be considered marital property in Kentucky, but may depend on the nature of the lawsuit. If the lawsuit had been related to the back injury, then it would probably be separate. Since the lawsuit was filed...

I'm confused..... You filed a police report because your son took his grandmother's pills? Hm, well, what you can and should do is call grandma and let her know where her medication is. Depending on the medication, it could be a real problem to be without. Most likely, she won't know it's...