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California is somewhat unique with this one and the law isn't exactly straightforward. If the money is for lost earnings incurred during the marriage, the award generally becomes community property (in other words, you're entitled to a share) as long as both the injury AND the filing of...

Something tells me that's not what Mama wants to hear ;) If Mom wants rid of him for good, she needs to get married and stay married and try for a stepparent adoption. Both Mama and new husband need to understand what this actually means. Otherwise, if she drops support that can...

Oh, he can sign over his rights no problem. It's his obligations that would still exist ;) (Just so OP is clear about things)

Okay. Let's back up a second. If social services haven't stepped in to take the child, then Mom is considered "fit" so far. Mom's letter is completely meaningless. First in line though, after Mom, is Dad. Every effort must be made to contact him. But you're alleging that...

Have you actually gone to speak with a human to see what's going on?

Everybody say Hi to Kelly. Hi, Kelly. Okay, back to the next thread.

Echoing what CBG posted. It's not the lying that's the problem. The real question is, "can I sue for damages occurring as a result of the lie". And the answer to that is... "Maybe". (Or rather, sure, you can sue anybody for just about any thing - but a ruling in your favor is another...

If Mom ends up with sole custody and you having no access to the child, expect your CS payments to go up. (I do love your auto-correct - it turned "since" into "séance" and that's just fabulous!)

Small claims won't touch it. I thought I'd said that already. Small claims is not going to second guess your legally-enforceable agreement; that's not their job. Small claims will absolutely help you if they didn't hold up their end of the bargain...but that's the problem. They did...

Your daughter's anxiety will lessen as she gets used to Dad being around. However, she will also feed off your emotions. So you need to stay calm. It's hard for the court to take the immigration matter seriously, because you didn't until you broke up. Yes, I know it sounds harsh...

On the plus side, hopefully those condoms will prevent you from having to steal diapers in 9 months time. :)

What exactly did you send to the judge and the collectors? What do you hope they'll do?

You'll need to talk to a UK solicitor. You can also see if the CAB can help you.

This only goes from 1994, but it might help anyway: http://ojjdp.gov/ojstatbb/ezaucr/asp/ucr_display.asp From the 70s: http://www.bjs.gov/content/dtdata.cfm General "you might find something useful" site: http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0193948.html And another (but seems to be CA...

(had to giggle at the Raiders reference) The thing is, this is a basic "caveat emptor" dispute. OP agreed to A, B & C terms and then changed his mind. Unfortunately this isn't unusual and even more unfortunately we tend to believe that service providers aren't out to fool us (the...

Nope - it's not a factor. I could go into detail about how the IRS sees things, but it doesn't seem to be the point at the moment.

That's AJ's signature line. It's on every post he makes.

Small claims is not the correct venue. They won't touch the case.

Generally no - Maryland requires consent from all parties. There may be exceptions to this (where there is no expectation of privacy, for example).

He really does need to speak with an attorney, and the timeline is absolutely crucial here - it's not simply a case of what he did, but also of when he did it relative to when he first got his green-card.