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There's nothing for her to prove - she hasn't been charged with anything. While she's under no obligation to speak with the officers, in not doing so she may have created a whole lot of rolling eyes and she's basically preventing them from investigating further. She can't really refuse to...

I agree - an attorney is absolutely necessary. All I will comment on are two issues. 1. Blood thinners aren't appropriate for every patient. In some, they can actually be dangerous (I'm one of those). 2. I'm being extremely delicate here, and I'm speaking only in generalities to help...

Get an attorney. This one is not a DIY project.

It's actually all over their website. You're paying for a cheap seat, so their refund policies are going to be the tightest around. Tight, and legal (unfortunately for you). http://customersupport.spirit.com/entries/21354221-Does-Spirit-offer-refundable-fares-...

OP appears to be in the UK. A US-based store is probably not feasible. :cool:

Have you thought about restraining orders? What reason do you think your neighbors might have to be mean to you?

This is what the court will see: His criminal and mental record were not a problem for you until after you'd had the child. Now is it fair for them to see it that way? Perhaps, perhaps not. But the courts do generally expect people to be somewhat selective in who they choose to be...

What kind of order are we talking about?

Very simply put, even a non-immigrant visa does not guarantee entry into the US, and it's the same for the Visa Waiver. There is no absolute right to enter the US unless you hold an I-551 (green card), or a US passport. It's important to remember too, that there is no appeals process...

To clarify, OP has written (elsewhere) that visitation is not spelled out in the decree - so legally, Dad hasn't actually done anything wrong at this point. She absolutely needs an attorney though.

OP, I think you might be misunderstanding a bit. No state has a one-fits-all statute making all contracts valid only for one year. Per Illinois, you're stuck with this one. You signed up for 3 years, you're going to owe for the full 3 years unless the Taekwando place allows you to...

Texas is odd on this one. If both parents agree, and if the remaining parent can show that the child won't end up needing state aid, Texas will actually allow the other parent to terminate their rights and obligations effectively leaving only one legal parent. Having said that, I...

You need to also think about how you want to sue. CA does give you the option of small claims with a limit of $10k, but getting the judgment is the easy part. Collecting the judgment is an entirely different problem. You can see more here: http://www.courts.ca.gov/1062.htm I do have...

This one is going to be somewhat murky, I'm afraid If you were to open up a store called Snape's Supplies, unless Snape was actually your last name you'd probably have JK Rowling's people after your head. You can imagine how fun that would be (and even if Snape IS your last time you can...

Just to clarify something. Full/sole legal and joint custody does not mean that the other parent has no rights or cannot have any visitation.

(I think Moose's autocorrect had a bad night - I think it's meant to say "plead not guilty")

If she's the sole owner, he's out of luck.

They don't technically "have to", no - but there's no reason not to if you've completed their case plan requirements.

Could you please clarify? You had visitation in February and since then you have not returned him to Mom? Is Mom okay with this?

If he gets creative, he can indeed have her removed from the house. An immediate divorce petition requesting exclusive use of the marital home pending a final decree isn't just possible, but common. Of course that also means Mom can do the exact same thing ;) OP needs to remember though...