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Doesn't really matter what you think, I'm afraid. The bottom line is that there's no "case" for anything here.

The only thing that's really relevant here is the fact that it goes beyond the scope of a forum. You need an attorney - not a message board. Sorry.

Not without a court order they can't. What they're going to do is mess around for a bit in the hopes that Mom doesn't understand her rights. Otherwise, nothing is going to happen until the child is born.

What I will say, is that this particular vacuum merchant is extremely good about protecting itself legally. While there are negative reviews all over the Internet, the actual number of successful suits against them is tiny. Even fewer are the suits concerning what is essentially a...

AJ - re-read the post. CONTACT not contract.

Where is the other parent? That's the first question.

You're going to find that when you first signed up, that they'll auto-renew. There are complaints against classmates.com, but they are water-tight as far as legalities go. This is what you agreed to: In other words, your husband did indeed authorize the charges. Caveat Emptor.

Okay, let's back up. At the moment it's her body, her fetus. Nobody else has any say over what happens right up until the child is born. Some states have (generally ineffective to be honest) laws that make harming the fetus a criminal act, but yours isn't one of them. She can quite...

Legally? Nothing you can do until the child is born. Whether they'll automatically test the baby will come down to the hospital's policy. Now, how do you know she's smoking crack every day? Got any convictions? Charges? (Believe it or not, that's not sarcasm - I'm asking for a...

There are so many issues with your post I'm just sitting here shaking my head. You need an attorney. There are things you're not understanding (attorney fees being one of them).

Um...are you sure that Ivan is actually an attorney who has current good standing with the Bar Assoc? Given the nature of bankruptcy courts, it is high unlikely that a "stock" letter was sent. You seriously need to get in touch with the actual Trustee. S/he is still involved in your...

Not as easy as that, Varinia. The non-refundable deposit becomes a legal issue when it is punitive in nature. Obviously, yours was not punitive, but compensatory - and that makes it legal. You can try, of course, but you're likely going to find that she is within her rights unless the...

It's actually not too long in most jurisdictions. In mine, it takes around 3 weeks start to finish.

One more thing. If your boyfriend is 16 or 17, he wouldn't be able to support you regardless of the immigration issue. If he's an adult, he can start looking at the Mann Act and being extradited from Canada in order to spend lots of years in a room with small bars across the windows.

This is going to sound harsh, but it needs to be addressed. No court, anywhere, will emancipate a minor who is obviously not mature enough to make such big decisions. No court, anywhere, will emancipate a minor so that she can go and live with her boyfriend No court, anywhere, will...

You'll have to evict her per Michigan law.

Assuming you're going pro se, did you object at the time?

I'm not sure a paternity test would be required (or even used at all!) to be honest. If we know the country though, the resident information gatherer might dig something up (read: Google is sick of me) :)

What exactly is your goal here - are we doing homework?

I LOVE your use of "Mulligan"! :D <--- used to golf