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How interesting, yet not surprising.

Quite right! There was absolutely no indication of gender until OP's second post. Interesting....

You received the best legal advice in Proserpina's first reply. You need a lawyer before you do anything else so you don't do anything to hamper your chances of adopting. There was no need insult her. She is a valued member of this board who regularly provides solid legal advice.

Further, OP never did address the question of whether the AOP was signed. For all we know, the dad is paying child support through CSE.

http://www.lexis-nexis.com/hottopics/gacode/Default.asp Sheesh!

Did you just recently find out that he hasn't filed a tax return since 2005, or have you known since 2005?

Good to know. Thanks!

That's got to be frustrating, for sure, and although it's not funny, it did make me giggle. :blush

You're probably right; however, I think cameras that are mounted in such a way that the inside of the neighbor's house is visible might rise to that standard when combined with the many calls to police and fire depts. Or maybe it would fit the criteria for harassment. I would try to file a...

Yes it will; however, you may have to request that your reduced income also be considered in the calculation. Generally, no. I didn't read through the statutes, but the guidelines only mention the income of the parents. Actually, I don't know of any state that includes spouse's income. He may...

Please check your thread. According to WI law, your neighbors seem to fit the WI definition of stalking.

And here's a link to the .pdf: http://www.doj.state.wi.us/cvs/stalking/wcadvdoc.pdf You can probably find the statutes online if you google. Actually, you can find the statutes concerning stalking, harassment, and invasion of privacy here...

I think you have a case of stalking according to WI law:

Hmmmm.... Maybe you should counter-file and ask for alimony from her! OTOH, you didn't say why you're unemployed, or whether or not you are capable of making a substantial income at this time. Your bankruptcy would suggest that the answer is no. However, if you are unemployed by choice...

I agree with Proserpina and JHarris, but am curious about how old the child is, how old the parents are, and whether or not paternity has been established if the parents are unmarried. Just a feeling....

The bolded part isn't quite true. While the amount of parenting time will affect the amount of child support paid in Michigan, it will not eliminate child support if the parents' respective incomes are very different, especially if one parent is receiving state aid.

I think you're right to want to be sure. You can call the clerk of the court in the county in which you were married. If you were married, they will have a record of it. If your husband has divorced you, they should also have a record of that. Here's a link to the clerks of the court of all...

I have no opinion one way or the other since I know little about this area of law. However, I wonder if the information below, from the quotes above, would affect his ability to recover any damages. It seems that he would bear some fault for his injuries due to his attempted theft, attempt to...

I agree with jharris. Also..... If your contract falls under a negotiated agreement between a school district and a union, then the superintendent was most likely correct in changing your salary unless you have 7 years of previous experience. It is against the terms of most contracts to place...

I'm sorry I don't know the answer; however, I wonder if you're expecting the CSE to order support from someone who hasn't even been declared the father. If that's the case, I think not.