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No one can say for sure. It's true that the outcome may be a slap on the wrist the first time. If she continues, and your husband files again (and maybe again), then she will face harsher consequences, and could even lose custody. Your husband can probably file on his own, pro se. Google your...

They're in NC. While it may be okay to date while separated in NC, it certainly will look bad to cohabitate with someone else before you're even divorced. If I'm not mistaken, adultery is grounds for divorce in NC. Even though you're separated, you're not divorced, so that's adultery.

Then the father can take her back to court. He should document whatever he can, and keep a log. You and your mother-in-law have no legal standing in the matter. While it's okay for you to help with research, only the father should communicate his concerns to the mother or a judge.

Yes, go get a lawyer and get a proper custody order.

If the mother is denying visitation, then the father can file a motion for contempt of the order. Who are 'we' and 'us'?

It is possible to begin a paternity action prior to birth in NY. Here are links to get started: http://www.courts.state.ny.us/forms/familycourt/paternity.shtml http://www.courts.state.ny.us/forms/familycourt/pdfs/5-1.pdf I also agree that you should have an attorney.

This post has absolutely NOTHING to do with this thread and the poster's questions.

I don't understand your reference to child abuse, other than the abuse regarding your daughter and your ex's friends. Are you claiming that your ex and his wife are committing child abuse? I don't see any signs or evidence of abuse by them in your posting. I assumed that you wanted to address...

After receiving the letter dated May 12, why didn't you pay the $100? If you had 10 days warning of the lien, then I don't think there's any way you can argue that you shouldn't have to pay the additional fees now.

That's not what the labor law says, at least as far as I understand it: It doesn't say the check cannot be mailed. It says that you may request that it be mailed.

Your mom will have to have a lawyer in Kansas. She stands to lose much more in the long run than it will cost her now. She shouldn't delay, even if she has to borrow the money.

Unless she goes to jail, I wouldn't count on sole custody unless you have other reasons to believe she is unfit. BTW, I think it was quite unprofessional of the teacher to pass along information about your ex to you. If her school district finds out, it could be a problem for her.

You need to retain a lawyer in the state that has jurisdiction (Allen County? Kansas? Ohio?).

Contact the ACLU.

Oh, good to know. I don't really mind trolls. They're kind of fun to play with sometimes. Kind of like having a pet that you don't have to clean up after! :p OTOH, you DO have to keep an eye on them so they don't cause too much trouble. If titangirl becomes a problem, she will be banned. :D...

This is just plain wrong. You can't assume that from OP's post.

I agree with Carl. OP isn't even sure the mother has encouraged the daughter's refusal to visit, and she hasn't denied visitation.

It seems that he did make a good faith effort to comply with the terms of the order. He assumed the financial burden of the short sale, but since your name was still on the mortgage, your credit is also affected. Nothing in your divorce decree can persuade the lender, or credit bureaus, to...

Have your parents advocate for you at school, or have them consult with a lawyer for you. By the way, I don't think you accurately described the disability you claim to have.

The NJ court order is binding until jurisdiction reverts to Florida, and there is a new order from a Florida court. The custody order doesn't "expire" but you are allowed to transfer jurisdiction to Florida 3 years from the date the judge signed the order. You must comply with the terms of...