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Okay, so we know that he was injured before divorce. Now, you knew this before you got divorced - is there any reason why you didn't address it then? Okay, but this isn't exactly his fault. He should have filed for a modification actually. I think you'll find that they have...

I think that's 5 times over a few boards where we're all in agreement with her attorney. What's the likelihood of that?! :D

Before I go further, I have but one question. Has there been ANY child support order involving you? (meaning, one of your parents was ordered to pay the other). Your answer will matter.

If by "legag" you mean "legal", then yes - because if you're not aware yet, the grandparents have filed for custody. We need to know what led up to it though .

I agree with your attorney and I think the court will agree. But standby a bit. I'll see what I can dig up.

OP - How old are you, and do you have a family history of breast or ovarian cancers?

Sorry, you can't flag it. The State has a process for preventing a new passport being issued....but they will not revoke a passport after that. It gets worse.. This is a military move, and they are usually the cases where relocation is allowed. So. What do you have in terms of proof?

I need more information before I can truly say "yes" or "no". I think more importantly though, OP needs more information.

And the father is....where? And the child has spent basically all of her life with this woman?

We're not dismissing anything. But the judge will. (Do you seriously think you can take on the legal team behind the employer? Really? They'd bury you in legal fees before you could blink)

Louisiana = weirder than Texas, and harder to spell :D

Louisiana, folks - the only state where a coroner gets involved with involuntary commitment.

First, why were EMS and the deputy involved at all? I believe I know where this is going, but I'd like to see first.

I think you need to get back to court as soon as possible. There have been cases (more than you'd imagine) where older children (yours) have (via the parents) made it just about impossible for the court to NOT change the order. They are suing for contempt, and I strongly suggest you...

No. People are legally allowed to be absolute idiots. You have no case.

And, it is a myth that you cannot be penalized if you have a doctor's note or instruction. You can. If you file for UI, there's a better-than-decent change that it will be denied based upon you being unable to work. Still, you can apply - that's the only way you'll find out for sure.

There's no reason why they shouldn't charge you - if you had paid as agreed, they wouldn't have needed to take you to court at all.

There is absolutely NO WAY this child will be emancipated. Seriously - it's just not going to happen. Contact social services, to see if there's actually a process in which she can be termed "incorrigible". There's a general outline here...

You're not visiting with them. So no.

You can't. The game actually has ownership of the characters (including names). This is not a question of copyright at all. And yes, we need to know your US state :)