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I'm extremely concerned here. When there is a record of substance abuse, many labs won't even bother (per instructions) to run the "confirm" test. I've gone through this...about a month or so actually. By the time the results got to my primary, he (understandable) went with horses...

To expand, this is a CYS placement - the chances of them placing you with grandma are slim to none.

I'm more concerned actually that meds taken for the brain tumor may cause a false positive for illicit substances. But yeah - there's more to this.

It's not against the law to call someone. Now, why do you think she's doing this?

As it stands right now, you have no rights to the child. Mom can quite literally walk in the front door and demand you hand him back. Not doing so would be a very bad idea. If the baby is in danger, call Child Services. If not, then sorry, there's nothing you can do.

I think the OP is talking about the patient being left in a chair on the lift without anyone being present. I think. Possibly. Maybe.

The truck was never in your name, correct? It belonged - legally - to your ex's mother...and she gifted it to your ex?

Yep, you need an attorney. Some of the money may be deemed as marital property.

And legally, he's done nothing wrong. You will - not might, but WILL - suffer the consequences if you decide to post flyers. Don't do it.

If she's willing to switch custody, that's not difficult to do in CA. And CA is remarkably helpful to people who have no attorney. Start here: http://www.courts.ca.gov/selfhelp-family.htm

Something is missing here. False positives don't just appear by magic. If there is a positive, they recheck it. If it comes back positive again, they'll look at whatever you're taking and run a gas chromatography to identify the substance. So what really happened? Why were you...

May I simplify? If you live in King/Pierce counties, and you're Macauley Culkin, and you're NOT pregnant, you have something like a 3-5% chance of the court emancipation. If you're not? Not gonna happen.

Unfortunately that's likely not going to make much difference. If anything, it might put Mom back a few weeks while the next case-worker gets up-to-date with Mom's case.

Unfortunately both of you are seeing the results of a dramatically under-funded system. You're probably 1 of 30-40 cases on his plate. It doesn't excuse him, but it does explain things somewhat. You're angry, he's frustrated, and though again I'm not excusing it, maybe it would...

Sigh. Bunny, you raised the issue of your financial situation - more than once. You said that your ex and children would suffer because of your financial obligations. I promise I will not, in the future, respond what you said rather than what you mean.

Oh my goodness. ditto cbg. But I'm going to address the financial side of things, too. You have absolutely no obligation to support your fiancee and her child. You DO have an obligation to support your child (and apparently you Ex, too). Your priorities seem a bit mixed up and you...

That is really shoddy, and unfortunately really common. Is the caseworker's name listed on the office's website? Can you Google his name for more info?

Send him a letter with information, mentioning that you haven't heard from him, and send it CRRR?

Hence my response. USCIS will follow their own rules, and this one is fairly black and white. If X happened before Y, he's out of luck. But if X happened after Y, he has options. Y is the important factor.

He says 2 mis. within a 3 year period, but he does not say when he got the green card and it matters. There is a very specific reason I'm asking. The answer could quite literally be the deciding factor.