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I shall be very kind to write this, k? No. His child support isn't going to be lowered based on a voluntary loss of income. To many, that's a simply frightful idea. The children didn't need to eat less food while he was incarcerated and I'm sure the tax-payers don't want to support...

This is fairly generic but it should help somewhat: http://family.findlaw.com/child-support/child-support-determining-parents-income.html And the back of the actual form.. http://www.courts.state.va.us/forms/district/dc637.pdf Generally though no; such things are a one-off and shouldn't...

Did you actually read AJ's post? :confused: He said: You understand what that says, right?

FYI This OP received accurate advice elsewhere, too - despite none of us being NJ attorneys as he demanded. Posters should also be aware that the vast majority of members are not attorneys, and we are all volunteers.

I'm trying to be very kind here, okay? Let your husband take over. You're getting a bit too mired down with his business. There is also no child abuse here and I think you know that. Now that's out of the way, onto the matter of the phone call. You're misinterpreting things...

Hang on a sec. There exists an agreement where Mom and.."social services" ... agreed that Mom never wanted support? That is going to be absolutely worthless - legally, neither parent can waive the child's right to be supported. Why was this done anyway? What triggered it? Why hasn't...

Sweetheart, 99% of that was the retelling of a teen-type argument. You guys need to not be together. Seriously. You do need to speak with an attorney. I'm not exactly sure how much of a real defense you have (you seem to be admitting to at least something vaguely similar).

I wonder if the OP understands when CPR should and shouldn't be performed on a choking victim. The story doesn't "fit", sorry.

I'll address this bit, too. The best way to ensure that your son isn't with a stranger, is to allow him more time with his OTHER parent.

Your attorney is dangerously wrong. If you would PM me with his name and bar number, I'll investigate. Or, you're not being honest with us. Pick one.

The LEGAL definition does not resemble anything you've said. Only the court can make that call, and it's terrifically hard to prove it. So perhaps you can read a little more and even better, read about what does and does not constitute "fit".

I'll be blunt this time. IT IS VERY VERY DIFFICULT TO PROVE THE PARENT IS UNFIT. And I can promise you, this is considered the polite forum. There are several other legal forums, and many of us "cross post".... and they're not nearly as kind. So remember that.

I don't understand why you are angry at a random poster on the Internet who was kind enough to explain a few things. Blowing up like that isn't exactly a good way of presenting yourself. After all, this is what you actually said: We are not psychic, so all we have to go on is what you...

Oh we ALL understand what you're saying. You have, obviously, created a situation you don't like. I'm not entirely sure why you posted...there's a court order, and it needs to be followed. That's about it, but I'm not sure you understand why things are happening in this way. It's...

Well, we really only deal with US law but I can answer in general terms. Nothing you have said would support a neglect charge. It's not illegal, and neither is the way they're parenting. You might not like their parenting, but that's up to them - not you. There's another thing...

Alrighty then. (Character thing)

Trying to compel Google and Bing is not going to make the information go away. (And there's something else - the very second you file, your private life becomes public. And do mean "public")

You've given us nothing to work with. More details, perhaps?

Oh heavens no! She can ask, of course, but alimony for a year-long marriage is not going to be ordered unless you agree to it.

I'm not convinced it's a scam. Scammers generally try to avoid doing things that may actually land them in Federal prison. So. Call the sheriff's office, and better yet, see if you can find any case online. Many courts have their records open to the public, and it's very easy to...