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Hopefully yes, he'll be doing the full 5 years. (There is a reason why these things are put in place)

Of course it's legal. Nothing illegal or even vaguely wrong happened here. Why do you believe you have a right to confidentiality that is protected by law?

Sorry, but I'm not convinced you do actually understand what does and does not count in terms of a wrongful term. There are rules. There are prohibitions. What we cannot do though is try to find a loophole where none exists. "Wrong" does not mean "illegal" - and that's really the end of...

Not at all. She lives wherever her parents say she lives. You can try filing for custody but that will entail either proving that Mom is actually unfit, or having her agree and formalizing it through the courts. Proving someone unfit by legal standards is, in fact, terrifically...

Please tell us exactly what you're talking about. Thanks!

I'm not sure you understand what a "wrongful termination" is and isn't. Being set up for failure is not a wrongful term. Neither is complaining about shoddy housekeeping in the office. A wrongful term in California is defined as terminating an employee for reasons based on the discrimination...

And all of that aside, you're probably going to find him on the jail roster.

Wait a sec please. Are the kids under the jurisdiction of another state? If so, why? Did CPS have a court order?

I'll let the others answer the meaty parts, but honestly? I wouldn't expect severance and PA does not force the issue either.

One more question: Have you acknowledged the debt? (and if yes, when?)

When did they actually sue? Have you done anything that might toll the SOL? (moved out of state and all that)

Well, that you didn't follow up years ago isn't really Mom's fault. But "no" and "no" are the answers

Well, that and IIRC from the most fabulous quincy, there may be a cause of action relating to invasion of privacy.

If your marriage is legal in Jamaica, it's legal in the US unless it goes against US law. (An excellent example is an 8 year old girl becoming married to a 38 year old man for political, societal or monetary gain)

Step back and look at what's happened. You tested positive for meth. It seems that you didn't complete the case plan. They really have no choice but to make sure your son is safe and yes, being on meth, is invariably going to result in you being a risk. All you can do at this point is...

You may be on the hook here. The '3 day cancellation' policy does not apply to cars and Illinois has no law allowing the return or cancellation because you changed your mind. http://www.ag.state.il.us/consumers/auto.html By the same token, you can always try to negotiate with the dealer.

1. No. Not unless there's a stepparent wanting to adopt, at least. 2. You may need to ask permission (from the court) to serve him by alternative means (newspaper, for example) 3. California is incredibly helpful to pro se litigants. Start here: http://www.courts.ca.gov/selfhelp.htm

A quick question. Was this a really good deal?

I'm sorry, but no. You do not have standing.

The civil penalty will bury you financially for years - and I mean years. (In fact, the act of having to defend such a suit even if the other party doesn't win, can do the same thing) Defamation in Michigan can also be a criminal matter. Please, don't do this. It won't help...