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Uh...how many divorces have you got going? :confused:

1. Not possible. You're divorced and have been for 8 years. 2. The papers indicate what about alimony? 3. Nope. The time to object was 8 years ago 4. You'll have to go through Hawaii. But it's not going to matter - see #3. Sorry.

There is no such thing as a "mommy state". If there's no court order, you husband needs to realize that Mom can put a stop to visitation any time she pleases. Now for the rest of it. "Numerous people" need to shut up. Not their child, and certainly not their parenting decisions...

No, sorry. These are/were considered normal expenses.

I disagree that it's too soon - since the original order was made, you've had the child most of the time which would generally indicate a change of circumstance. Since Alabama doesn't have a limit to when you can or can't file for a mod, you may want to hang on another month or two...

I'm not saying a thing until I hopefully get an answer to this... :) Your screen-name suggests military. Are you currently active duty?

Alas, what happens in the US is of no consequence. With that said, I believe Army Judge has a lot of experience with Australian law. I'm sure he'll stop by :)

Even if you have sole legal custody, he's still allowed to access his child's medical records (and sign a release) unless your decree specifically prohibits him from doing so. Is it a dirty trick the attorney pulled? Sure. But is it illegal? No. The records were obtained legally.

You really don't. As AJ indicated, you need to look into the concept of "unclean hands". For the same reason why a drug user can't sue his dealer for giving him a "short" amount, you cannot sue the loan person. When you throw mud in these situations, your own hands...

What have here is a lot of misunderstanding, unfortunately. We'll start at the end and go backwards, bullet-point style. 1. This does not violate the FDCPA act. Why? Because the FDCPA only requires IRS to comply with certain provisions, and certainly not all, and nothing...

Unfortunately yes - she's right. The good news is (and I have a feeling she won't realize this), that you're only required to give her 7 days notice. Explain to her the reality, politely, including the fact that you can actually sue her for recovery of monies, and with any luck she'll...

Please describe how you were evicted, had the vehicle impounded, fired, because of this man.

Bear in mind too, that there is nothing stopping your current employer from telling a prospective employer that you were fired for suspicion of theft.

Where is the father? Does the child have US citizenship?

My advice is to stand your ground and DO NOT agree to anything in mediation. I'm serious - don't agree in mediation. Make the pseudo-grandparent prove the case in court. Make him prove that he already has a long-standing bond with your son, and that not allowing him visitation would be...

Four words: No third party interference. You can absolutely request that the court adds that to your current order.

Did you receive a refund? If yes, you have no case.

It's true that they can't share medical information with you (which generally includes rehab information). But they should at least keep you updated with the DYFS case.

OP, have a look here: http://www.uscis.gov/i-90

I'm fairly certain you don't actually mean "capital punishment". Hyperbole aside, yelling at the kids isn't illegal. Is it fair? Perhaps, perhaps not. Is it effective? Depends. I do have a further question though. We must concede that because we were not present...