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The parents cannot make something illegal, legal. In other words, they cannot consent to their underage child having sex. The "Romeo and Juliet" clause defines two underage kids who are very close in age. In some states, it's more or less an absolute defense. In others, it simply...

I'm still not seeing the legal issue. The network apparently aired a "true crime" show. Sure, they can mix and match before the show is aired, but they're not telling falsehoods, are they?

Here's the thing. If Germany recognizes stepparent rights, he must file in Germany to exercise those rights AND he would need to sue your child's father too. If Germany does not recognize stepparent rights, then he has nothing. Still. May I ask who is telling you all of this nonsense?

They don't have to accommodate your preference.

This is an honest question. Why do you think they needed your permission? This article discusses ethical concerns pertaining to underage suspects or witnesses: http://www.splc.org/knowyourrights/legalresearch.asp?id=107 (Yes, it's classed as journalism).

I'd think it was completely irrelevant, but sometimes parents and attorneys get these odd little ideas..

It seems that Dad's team is trying to get proof of your earning capability - not your actual earnings.

That is not how Chase deals with fraud. The only reason they'd go down that path is if they suspect your friend was somehow involved. It's also impossible to access an account using only the routing number - this number is actually made public. Hence there's no way she was hacked with...

He need to very politely explain to Mom that until a court says otherwise, he is legally entitled to return to the marital home - whether it's to live there, or just to pick up his belongings.

What I'm getting from this is that Mom is not legally unfit, and the conditions are nowhere near as serious as people are saying. Part of the problem is this: None of the people involved have contacted child services. If they suspect neglect, why haven't they done anything...

Short answer, no. If the children are at risk, child services need to be involved. If they see fit to remove the children, their parents will be given at least one chance to clean up their act. I have a feeling you're not sure about what is unfit. Abject neglect and abuse Marrying a...

I got it :) You're right - no go. http://www.alacourt.gov/pdfppt/AL_guidelines_addl_dependents_brief.pdf

You forged a medical document? Oh Jeez. Okay, you need to keep quiet, do not talk to anyone else about this and get an attorney IMMEDIATELY.

Hmmm. You don't have to give any real details - but would your Hawaii ex happen to be here via immigration?

It IS about the Hawaii divorce.

AJ, for the purposes of custody, the new baby is not a CoC. For the purposes of child support in Alabama, it might - just might - get him a small credit.

Ah. Two divorces in 8 years. I see.

He was served. See the first post:

Which medical license, and what was the nature of these convictions?

Husband and you can stipulate that you have no legal or physical custody and no visitation. If he needs a US passport, sole legal will allow him to do it very easily.