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If you have a court order that gives you physical custody and your ex has violated the visitation agreement, then you can file for contempt of the order. However, before you go to court, try to pick up your daughter at her mom's. If she refuses, ask the police to accompany you so that you...

Yes, it does seem unfair that the victim didn't show up for your friend's trial. However, I don't think that has any bearing on your trial.

You can't file charges, but you can report it to police. I don't think they will do much, but you'll at least have a report. Also, you may be able to get a restraining order against her. If the other mom allowed them to have sex, why didn't she provide condoms instead of trying to get the...

The age of majority in Texas is 18, so yes, you can report her as a runaway. Per your other thread (and you should really keep all questions in the same thread), you can also check into getting a restraining order against the boyfriend and his mother...

My guess is that it's a financial disclosure.

I have to agree with the advice in your other thread; that is, get the order clarified. However, if I were you, I would continue with the arrangement as it is since he hasn't communicated with you otherwise. You have the emails to back you up. You might be able to work out an agreement for...

I would exchange at 10:00 if he hasn't responded. Save your emails. Have you already had exchanges at 10:00? In your other thread, you said that he was able to pick them up at 3:15 when they are dismissed from school. That might help you, but if he picked them up after work last summer, then...

No judge will order that unless it's an agreement that you and the father have already made. Even then, I still don't think it will be approved, but you can consult a local family law attorney to be sure.

Does he have that kind of money available? Would he agree to it? Even if so, I don't really think that would be approved in court. There's always a possibility that you could find yourself without a job and means of support, and would need help from the state. The state wants to be...

Sorry to say, but I don't see anything in your posts that would account for a substantial change in circumstance. The father has status quo on his side. His employment doesn't affect his parenting ability unless it lands him in jail.

In that case, retain an attorney. You shouldn't attempt to do this on your own, and your attorney will outline the process.

You can certainly request it, but I can't predict if the judge will order it. Of course she is in contempt of the court order, but she may also have an argument in that you didn't see your children for nearly a year. Did you at least make phone contact during that time?

You would need a lawyer, as well as permission of both parents to terminate their rights.

Moen, I have reason to believe that the child's father has been trying to be a part of the child's life, and that you have prevented that. So, my additional legal advice to you is that this can go very wrong for you in a custody hearing. If you don't learn to co-parent, it is possible that you...

Keep us posted, please.

If the husband wants to assume half-ownership, then he also assumes half of the outstanding debt tied to the car. Since you just bought the car last month, I assume the balance of the loan is still substantial. Does he realize that the loan will be probably be considered a marital debt if he...

I have to change my previous response, because it appears that they may be able to withhold your diploma, and actually revoke it. Check the school's guidelines for student conduct, and its consequences. Then, find your pal and have him complete the letter they requested.

If you've submitted the request and payment, then they will have to provide the transcripts. However, if the military refused to accept the transcripts, then I would be very surprised if a university or college accepts them. My guess is that the accreditation agency is not a recognized one. You...

According to WI statutes, since the child was conceived there, WI can assert jurisdiction. You should consult an attorney to see if you can change venue to GA, and you should do it before responding to the petition.

Is there a current order for support?