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Are the parents still married? Were they ever married? Has paternity been established?

Oh my goodness - she's unbearable! Defamation isn't going to be feasible. But I think you should try and get some sort of stalking order. You can find information and forms here http://www.kscourts.org/dstcts/4stalk.htm. Ordinarily I don't usually recommend taking action but honestly...

Putting down the Koolaid for a second... OP, if it were me, I'd follow up in every possible legal way I could. Do what's right for your child. And yes, if it were me, I'd seriously be thinking of informing the other parents myself.

What's the nature of your income? If it's SSI and/or SSDI, they cannot touch it - period. SSI cannot be touched for any reason, and SSDI can only be garnished to satisfy certain Federal debts (such as old child support).

They have 6 or 14 years, depending on the nature of the judgment. Yours appears to fall under the 14 year SOL.

To reiterate and perhaps avoid confusion: There is, at the moment, absolutely nothing preventing Mom and child from leaving on the first flight to Berlin. If BioDad doesn't want her to take the child, only he can file something to prevent the child from relocating. Stepdad's wishes...

(Most states allow for involuntary TPR if the parent has a felony conviction of child molestation) Mom, read this and then speak to a local attorney: https://www.ohiobar.org/forpublic/resources/lawyoucanuse/pages/lawyoucanuse-599.aspx

Absolutely not. The ONLY person who can rock the boat is her legal father. StepDad has absolutely no chance of stopping you, and your child has absolutely no choice in this.

Name 2 is answering. It's just how that particular court does things. Presumably (if you're a party) you'll find out soon enough in any case.

I agree with AJ. The court will simply not get involved at this point. But what is her goal? Is there a legal father already? There's a reason why I'm asking.

You're going to find that your husband is not obliged to pay your legal fees - at this point. In other words, you're going to have to pay yourself and see if the court can order reimbursement after everything is all done.

In addition to AJ's excellent advice... TREAD CAREFULLY. There's a decent chance that they're going to start all sorts of things to force you into letting them stay - dog and all.

The child is....several months old? And has been placed with the other grandparent? The problem I'm seeing is that you cannot prove that you have a bond with the child - this generally means you won't be able to prove that not seeing the child would be harmful to her. Grandma, please...

Your daughter is old enough to call 911 if she ends up in a car driven by a drunk. Please remind her of this. At the moment there's not a whole lot you can do.

I have no idea how old the pregnant mummy is, but I'm still unclear about what you're saying If a minor puts the child up for adoption, as long as she does so under Alabama law, the rescission time is the same no matter how old the mother is. Am I misunderstanding you...

Before we go further - why is your daughter not with you or the other parent? It makes a difference.

As ever, I'm lost :( Character thingy

Tolling time to withdraw what? *confused*

Where is the father? As it is, you don't have standing to do anything.