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I know it's addressed to Bay, but I don't think she'll mind... ;) Yes, you can fight that. It's an uphill battle with no guarantee that you'll win, but you can sure try. While it's true that you can't decide custody in a will, your father can file for custody if you pass, provided that he...

The unfortunate thing is that just because your username is 'army judge' and your bio says retired judge, people assume that you are providing accurate legal advice. Sometimes you don't. Further, when you're wrong, you can't admit it. On top of that your editorializing gives the impression...

Absolutely speak with an attorney. Spousal support for short term marriages in CA is generally awarded for half the length of the marriage. In a 7 month marriage, I would be surprised if any was awarded, especially if your income is not outlandishly higher than his. As for the house, is...

I read the original post to mean that the parenting agreement allows the CP to take a 2 week vacation during which the NCP will lose one weekend of summer visitation. In the original post, the NCP did not object to the loss of visitation. He objected because he had not been informed that the...

I agree with army judge that something must be done about your sister. As a teacher, aren't you a mandated reporter? I understand the conflicting emotions, but your brother's safety is at risk. He's already been abused. If he is seriously injured, or worse, by your sister, then you and your...

Is your sister named on your parents' bank accounts, property, or investments? Or, are they cosigners on any of her credit cards? Are your parents legal guardians of your sister?

I'm shocked, and very pleased. It's been too long since I've seen one of your posts on this board. Yay!

Disclaimer: This is directed only to Proserpina, or rather, anyone BUT OP.... Yep, you're right. I've said on more than one occasion that you are one of the most considerate and knowledgeable people on this board. The few times you've been accused of being hurtful or judgmental have truly...

Proserpina is entirely correct. You need to reread the thread. I never accused you of parental alienation. Go ahead... reread it. I will refrain from further comment, since I am now quite angry with your misinterpretations, accusations, and lack of reading comprehension.

YOU took a CONDESCENDING tone with me in this post. Show me where I was judgmental, hurtful, or opinionated prior to that. Your post was hurtful to me, and all I did was provide answers to your questions. Gratitude, huh? :(

Ooooh, I received a negative rep from OP with the following comment: Nowhere did I voice an opinion on your parenting skills. I advised that your current endeavors, if you continue to pursue them, may result in loss of custody. Believe it or not, that is legal advice, not an opinion. Oddly...

Why thank you, Pro! I try to earn my keep. :p

Looks like you forgot the rest of that post on avvo.... Here it is: You also conveniently ignored the replies by the 2 attorneys on the same thread. Their responses didn't differ much from any you've gotten here. Nice try though.

But she KNOWS it... for a FACT.... PROBABLY... :D

No, they don't. You are correct that Illinois family law is different in some respects from California family law. You are wrong to assume that I did not check California statutes before answering your questions. Sorry for you, but you can't keep the children away from their father. With...

I can't help you, but I'm sure that you'll have to provide more details in order for someone else to help you. (Unless this is homework.)

Also.... If the children are the husband's, are there any temporary orders in place regarding custody during the divorce proceedings? Is the wife aware that adultery is grounds for divorce in Texas, and can affect property division and custody? Even though she's divorcing, she's still...

18 years of age No... Why would they? There is no set time limit that I'm aware of, and according to California code, the abandonment must result in harm or danger to the child. BTW, "no contact" does not only refer to visitation, phone calls, letters, emails, and texting, but also to child...

It all depends on what the IEPs say. Does your mother know what the IEPs of each of these students say? If the principal is violating the terms of the IEP, then he (or the district) can be reported to the New York State Board of Education. This is not a police matter, nor is it a matter that...

I sure can't fault you for that! You're an activist, Bay! :p