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How long ago was this? Where is the other parent? What was the Alford plea for?

He's on very shaky ground. Though the website itself is a tad iffy, this information is accurate: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Can_HOA_board_members_request_to_not_be_tape_recorded

No. The idea of Ch. 7 is discharging your debts. If the trustee gets money from you, they will convert that into payments. But I have a question because there is an exception to the general rule. Where did the money come from?

So leave. They're not going to change, and you're not going to enjoy work any more than you do now. Honestly, you'd be lucky to even get this beyond the circular file in small claims.

I'm going to be a little more blunt than AJ. What on God's green earth were you thinking?!!! Brandishing a taser? For a verbal dispute? On what planet does that make any sort of sense?

I believe that you'd have a major problem with lack of proof.

In your state you can't petition for a change in custody yourself. Unfortunately, you don't have a say in where you live - it's entirely up to Mom at this point. Now if she was legally unfit (more on that in a second or two), that might change things dramatically. The problem is that the...

Do you mean that there was no food served at all? Or that the wrong dish was prepared?

Emotional and/or mental abuse are notoriously difficult to prove. Does she counseling? Probably, yes. But at this point, there are only two entities with the authority to push the issue: The parents and the state. The state doesn't see any reason to act, so we're back to the parents.

Unless both parties agree, you won't be getting custody. DHS has noted that there is no reason to remove the children - that's about the only chance you'd have, and since they nixed it, I'm sorry but you're out of luck. Parents have a constitutionally protected right to parent their...

You plead guilty - it's over and done with at this point.

Alabama treats relocation very seriously and, unless Dad is found to be abusing or neglecting the kids, the presumption is against relocation. Under Alabama law, BOTH parents here have the right to custody of the children. If Mom does not at the very least notify Dad, there's a...

You can't. What you can do though is get yourself an attorney ASAP.

Small claims? Why is small claims involved? Could you perhaps explain what it is they're doing wrong?

You're receiving child support which is, in NY, generally considered "contact" - this rules out abandonment. In this situation you can't afford to NOT have an attorney. Dad is arguably missing, but he IS paying child support. Trying to do an adoption without his knowledge or his...

If Dad wants custody, he'll get it. The only way you'd get is if both are willing to sign over custody. I have a question though - why is your daughter so against him having custody of his child while she's not able to be present? How old is this child anyway?

The crime would be having sex with a minor. I'm in some disagreement with the general consensus here, if only because when you start laying down the law after the pregnancy has occurred, teens have this odd little tendency to thwart any and all attempts at the parents wishes to control the...

They legally don't know. They weren't witness to the act. They were only witness to what happened afterwards. I'm not sure why you were told that it was "too late" - as CDW indicated, the statute of limitations would not have expired. What it does sound like is that you made a...

Yes there is. It's called "keep yourself out of trouble, and don't hang around with criminals". :)

AJ! I thought I was alone there! I rarely answer the phone - when I do, it's either my husband, our girls, or a recognized healthcare provider. :)