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Well, I definitely think there's more to this story than the original post conveys. She says that there was an altercation between the stepfather and the grandparents. If there were problems, then why was the step involved at all? Also, is there an investigation into the claims of abuse against...

Thanks. If that's the case, OP will have a little more info to work with. :)

I'm not disagreeing with any of the advice given. I don't know enough about gpv to do so. However, I have a what-if question, just to cover all the bases. ;) If the father had lived with his parents for the year and a half that he exercised his visitation before his death, could that time help...

No one can predict what CPS will do. They may choose to interview her at school if you do not consent and they feel she's at risk. They may try to get a court order for the interview. In either case, you will want to have an attorney. It's better to consult with one now, before this progresses...

I'd never heard of this red flag/green flag program before, so I googled it. Although it seems to be used by several agencies, there is also some question as to its validity in identifying/investigating abuse. The first link is from a research study. The second is a good description of the...

In certain circumstances, Minnesota law allows children under 10 to be interviewed without parental consent. This could take place at school. I would certainly consult an attorney to advise you, and I wouldn't talk to the children about it anymore.

Illinois state law defers to the court order once the divorce and custody issues are final. Whatever your court order says about out-ot-state travel is what your ex must do. If it requires notification, then she's in contempt. If you want to pursue this in court, you can; however, don't expect...

In a previous thread, your state was New Jersey, so I checked NJ probate. If the release looks similar to the one in the link, then that is a court form, and I doubt that you are allowed to alter it before signing. http://www.njsurrogates.com/Essex/pdf/RRB.PDF

I have an uneasy feeling about this because you stated, "My sister-in-laws are trying to take the house that my wife and I are living in and have been paying on since 2001." If you bought the house, the title would have changed, and the house would no longer be part of the estate. When you...

How many emails did you send, and what was the nature of the emails? It's quite unusual that a school board member would become involved in a situation like this without provocation.

And besides, he's the step-dad and step-grandfather. Don't worry and just ignore him.

Because there was a surviving child who was not the child of the surviving spouse, the community property is handled differently. All of the children, as a group, inherited a share of the community property upon the father's death. Did your half-brother also sign over his interest to your...

Have you tried the Georgia calculator? http://www.georgiacourts.gov/csc/

I think they've already paid the fees. OP, I would be very surprised if the daycare doesn't have a late fee policy posted somewhere or in the contract you signed. If so, and you've already paid the fees for the last 2 years, I think you're out of luck.

Waiting a month to remove the profile is considered insubordination. Questioning the superintendent in that way is considered insubordination in many districts. The sarcastic remark and continuing to use the student for babysitting services would both be considered insubordination. Would I be...

I'm not sure why you think you were singled out. If the district was receiving complaints about you, but not about the other teachers you've mentioned, then how are their actions unfair? If they were responding to those complaints by investigating your facebook, match.com, and relationships with...

Well, joint legal doesn't mean that if you don't agree, you do nothing. You ought to take this back to court and let a judge decide on the counseling, testing, etc. You also ought to see if you can change the order so that mediation is required when the two of you can't come to an agreement.

If he's not seeing the children now, what do you think full custody will change?

What does your order say about resolving issues that you can't agree on?

I think you'll have to send a request to the support desk. There's a link under the SUPPORT tab at the top of this screen.