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From the wording, "shouldn't" does mean "will". That aside, did you research before you bought?

Do you have it all in writing?

I'd like to applaud you for actually thinking ahead to this extent - too many parents don't. :) You're right to be cautious. A 50/50 timeshare is generally only going to be awarded if both parents agree and can work together - long term. Depending on the ages of the children, week...

And..well, Dad can't really turn around and decide that she's not fit, when he decided that she was good enough to make a child with. It doesn't work that way. If Mom delivers in CA, she has some time to change her mind, unless she waives that right...

How about you leave him alone and stop antagonizing?

The biggest problem I'm seeing isn't so much the defamation, but rather you being able to actually collect any judgment. (I'm not entirely convinced that you actually have a case though)

You didn't realize that it wasn't being taken for 6 years?!

Classic debt collector tactics. 1. Yep, time barred 2. YES! 3. Because they know that most people don't know their own rights 4. Go here :) http://www.occc.state.tx.us/pages/consumer/education/DebtColl.htm I bet they didn't tell you that even with a judgment, they can't touch your...

Adjudication does not mean dropped. It means that they're waiting to see if you behave yourself. More importantly though, have you dealt with the violation? Why where you on parole to begin with? A different matter or this situation?

Before we go down the kidnapping route, did you actually sign any sort of adoption consent? Has the other parent and/or the court been involved?

As long as there's no audio recording. :cool:

Wrongful termination means that your employment was terminated because of your race, color, national origin, gender or any other protected class. You can legally be fired for doing something wrong, for not doing something, for wearing blue socks, for being a Patriots fan...just about...

All you can do is wait for "them" to make a decision.

You need to speak with an attorney.

Admittedly it's going to be virtually impossible to prove. Do you have any reason why you would be sabotaged?

Have you consulted your employer?

If Mom wants her child back, she's likely going to get her child back. Father's documentation is meaningless. If you had gone to court to get custody, it would be very very different. As it is now, you have no rights. And if Mom turns up tomorrow, you'll have to hand over her...

It's not exactly self-defense when you say "pull over cause I gonna beat yo ass" and "fight like a man...". Get thee an attorney.

No, the court won't care that your abused, traumatized step-sister didn't tell anyone about the biological father. Expect to not see your father for a long, long time. Aggravated child molestation can carry a life sentence...

What happened when she called to speak with the attorney?