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There's not much we can help with if you don't know what you signed. Other than that, it's best that you speak with an attorney.

The guy paying child support is the child's only legal father. You cannot swap 'em out, I'm afraid. You'd need his consent (or notification).

How long have you been married?

Any reason you can't provide them with what you promised to provide them?

Call the police about the marijuana. Read this about disclosure: How he treats other residents isn't important - there's nothing saying that he has to treat everyone the same way.

I'm not sure what to tell you - there's no defense you can use to make the debt go away. Is your daughter willing to pay for what was essentially her fault?

Admittedly, that's a pretty creative attempt at trying to get FMLA to cover it. :D

Stop stop stop - please, just for a second. EVEN IF Dad wasn't properly served - and I'm not convinced of that at all - Mom can't argue that point now. Or, she can explain to a judge how trampling over Dad's rights was fine when she needed something, but now it's no longer fine. Mom...

I'm not seeing going to court as a FMLA-covered absence.

This is what a few of us are confused about: Grandma has custody. Mom isn't fighting too hard, by all accounts....but you want custody? There isn't any chance of that happening. Mom can go to court and try, but not you. You're what's called a "legal stranger", and you do not have...

Because it's a military thing. It's NOT the same as you might expect. The only way a single parent can enlist (NG and Reserves notwithstanding) is if they do not have custody of the child. For this reason, either the FCP or the actual court order will suffice (depending on how savvy...

Tsk tsk tsk...sneaky attempt at spamming.

And this is going to likely shock the living hell out of Mom...but when she gave up custody to her Mom, did she realize that she did so PERMANENTLY? As in, "you can't just give up custody so you can enlist as a single parent without custody...."?

Is Mom STILL in the military? What's the actual goal here? Are the parents listed on Mom's FCP? (family care plan)

Have you contacted the police? I would think that's your first step.

Though I don't think it's likely, I hope you haven't waived the SOL. Here's a quick primer for you: First, read this - in its entirety: http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/illegal-debt-collection-practices.html Second, if you want to put a stop to it completely, call the same...

What's your end goal here? You are, legally, the father of both children.

That's not true. Landlords in LA are only required to bear relocation costs in very specific circumstances - by no means does every tenant and every rental situation fit the criteria.

You need - you NEED - an attorney. Now. There are NO LAWS saying that giving custody to your Mom means they must also offer some sort of custody to HIS Mom. Still, I do not think we're getting all of the relevant details....so that's really the only advice we can offer.

I'm sorry, it's still unclear - who has the most recent custody order and from which state? I think I know what's happening, but I would like confirmation first please.