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Since it is so difficult to prove a parent unfit and it seems that she's been the primary custodian for a year, most likely your sister will retain at least joint custody of the child. A quick google of both depakote and topamax revealed that both have side effects that can cause the...

I don't know a whole lot about SSDI, but I did a little research. Hopefully someone with more knowledge will also reply. To begin, the checks are generally issued to the minor's custodial parent. It is not possible to set up a trust without the mother's permission. Really, the benefits are...

When he posted the above post, his post count showed only one post. So, who knows what happened? Anyway, he reposted his question in a new thread and has had several replies.:) ETA: Hmm.... I just looked at his posting history again, and the missing post is now there! It wasn't there when he...

According to the link in the previous reply, doctors must retain their patient records for 6 years after the patient's last visit. So, the records do belong to the doctor. The fees you paid covered your treatment. In order to provide copies of your medical records, the physician must pay for...

I have to disagree with this. Duranie and Gail also provided appropriate and accurate answers. In fact, you asked 2 questions in your original post, and Gail answered them in post #2. Duranie provided pertinent legal information and advice in post #5. There wasn't anything new in any...

If the post never appeared, then I would guess that there may have been a glitch. Please try again. However, if your post had any links or advertisements in it, then either it didn't post due to the link, or it was deleted due to the ad.

I don't understand what the problem is. You've made three posts about judgments and judging. I assume you're referring to some of the responses to OP. I've read the entire thread and I can't find one instance of anyone judging the OP. Am I misinterpreting?

Let's recap all the advice for OP... You are the legal father of the child. You cannot disclaim the child at this point. If the biological father of the child decides to challenge paternity, you MAY be off the hook. (Actually, if the other guy knew a long time ago, then I think the time has...

AJ, some schools in NV are year-round. My friend taught at one for 2 years. OP, even though NV is a 1 party state, I doubt that your recording would be admissible. However, if it is allowed, I think the judge would be a little peeved that instead of intervening in this "violent" episode, you...

In Pennsylvania, there is a 60 day window on rescinding an AOP unless it was signed as a result of fraud or duress. Neither of those apply here.

Why, yes the justice system IS okay with you paying for a child that is not yours for whom you illegally claimed paternity and held out as your own child. Why shouldn't it? YOU signed a legal document stating that YOU are the child's father. It's not the fault of the justice system that...

I agree, but I couldn't find any forms for that. I think she would have to file for custody first, no?

Sure, here's a link: http://www.rosen.com/childcustody/cfaqs/why-should-i-have-a-written-agreement-about-custody/ I've found this site to be accurate and reliable. I also checked the NC statutes, and could find nothing that addressed relocation in the absence of a child custody order. So...

Well, you stumped me! I don't think I've ever heard of a divorce that didn't include a child custody determination (when minor children are involved, of course.) So I did some research. I found that without a custody agreement of any sort, you are free to move. No notification to the court or...

What has happened since your last thread on 6/17? At that time, the GP and father had possession of the children. The mother hadn't seen them in 2 weeks. You also stated that she allowed the GP to keep them due to her work and school schedule. Now she has a restraining order against her...

I'm not sure what kind of advice you're looking for. As I said, you were given excellent advice in your previous thread. It's still excellent advice. You should follow it.

With the exception of the trip to Australia, OP posted the pretty much the same questions 4 months ago. You gave excellent advice which he apparently hasn't used. ;) http://www.thelaw.com/forums/showpost.php?p=119520&postcount=5

Well, who does have court-appointed custody?

Although you should each have your own attorney, it is possible to file pro se. You can find the forms and instructions here: It isn't necessary to be legally separated to meet the requirement of a 2 year separation. Good luck

The kids were not adopted, but your husband did give his consent to change their names. He should retain an attorney if he wants to try to lower his child support payments.