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You can't force the school to fire him, if that's what you're asking. You're not even entitled to know how the teacher is (or is not) disciplined. (This teacher actually brings back not-so-fond memories of my history teacher in high school - but that was a long time ago, in another...

1. Yes, she can. 2. It's not really about time limits - it's about changes, and what's best for the children. You really need more time sober though - think a year or so. 3. If Dad wants your Mom to be custodian, he needs to be served if you wish to get custody from your...

There's also one massive reason why you DO have to think about getting the State involved. Anything done voluntarily - including custody - means that you generally don't get to decide whether or not Mom is fit according to your standards. With a guardianship, she can quite literally file...

Thank you hugely! <---paying it forward already!

Oh, there's an advantage for her, believe me. You get married in Mexico = you want to be married.

If that's the case the dealer has also been harmed through no fault of his own and can indeed demand reimbursement from the OP. OP's recourse after that is to find the bad man and sue him.

I'm getting the distinct feeling that one half of this couple wants marriage far more than the other party. That aside? PRE NUP. :) Or post-nup if necessary. Or you could look on the bright side - Texas has a cap on alimony (for the most part)

FYI: There are actually 2 ways to do it in Texas.

I think you might be misunderstanding, yes. I think the last line is what's confusing you.

Who has the title? Was this a real dealer, or some guy who picks up wreckers and makes them into just-about-working state?

Perjury is actually very rarely prosecuted and even more rarely when there is a heated divorce situation taking place. Add to that the extreme likelihood of her giving an Oscar-worthy performance as the poor downtrodden wife who honestly didn't realize how serious it was, and...well, you get...

Well, there's no guarantee that they'll sue. But they're already aware of your site existing, which naturally improves the chances more than a little. Is it a risk you're willing to take? It would be prudent to check who owns what in terms of domain names in the future before you shell...

Do you mean "how can I get past the suspension"?

Okay hon. Please listen to me. Stepdad can't even FILE anything with the court. He doesn't have "standing" to do so. He WILL NOT WIN. There is absolutely NO CHANCE he can stop you from taking your child back to Germany. Do you have any way of completely staying away of him until March...

Example: If BigBookstore.co.uk is anything but BigBookstore.com's UK representative, you can guarantee that BigBookstore would be chomping at the bit. Here's the fun part though. While the US may not (on the surface at least) have jurisdiction over a foreign entity, there is more than one...

Okay. You need to do whatever you can to get joint LEGAL (decision-making) custody. (And make sure there's no veto power). It might be beneficial to get the child into therapy. Once custody is determined, and assuming you have joint legal, if you and Mom can't come to an agreement...

I've got something of an idea for a shorter-term (well...shorter than years into the future, at least) answer. Do you have joint legal custody?

I have the sneaky suspicion that Mom is trying to scare Dad.

No, it is not. Some of us older folk remember sharing a bedroom with several siblings, of both sexes.

The problem with defamation suits is this: you won't get a pro-bono attorney, an attorney won't take this on contingency, and they are terrifically expensive. I'm not talking hundreds here. I'm talking tens of thousand ... and that's upfront. You're also talking 3 years + It...