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Well you didn't say "ultra vires" you said "ultra virus." Also - what crime was committed by the government entities in your case? I haven't seen any in what you posted. Sometimes it doesn't matter if you want the state involved or not. Just get a lawyer - that's ultimately your option.

Ok let's be realistic - it's not ALL on child services. You relapsed and you chose to do that. I know what it's like to be in an abusive relationship - but I would never, ever let my kid be in harm's way from it. That's why I ultimately divorced. It seems really weird that TN came and took...

I have never been an addict - but I was married to one and I used to be on the 'addiction is a disease' bandwagon but I got off that. At most it seems to be a behavioral disorder and there has been more studies leaning away from it being a brain disease or a disease. I mean - someone with cancer...

First I'm sorry for your loss and the abuse you went through. Now - I thought you said you couldn't find an attorney - so I assumed you didn't have one. But what charge did your public defender put in a guilty plea for you for? I didn't see that in there. All I can say is search for lawyers...

Turn off all caps - it's equal to yelling. So...not sure what you're asking. I recommend going to find lawyers who do free consultations, talk to a few and find one that can help you.

Seriously? Is this a legit post? People change lanes all the time without signaling. This feels like a troll post.

Dude...don't talk to her. That was your first mistake. Your second mistake is posting it on a public forum. Go look up criminal defense attorneys in your area and see if any do free consultations. Don't post anymore on here - because anyone can see it. And don't talk to her anymore.

There's all kinds of deadbeat parents who don't pay child support even with an order. In six years since the divorce, my ex husband has maybe paid $200. That was garnished wages because most of the time he's either in prison or rehab. So he doesn't keep a job. He is like $35K behind for all 4 of...

Do you have any sources to cite for the things you're posting? Again you wouldn't sue the FDA or CDC - you'd sue the doctor who provided treatment - and there's no guarantee it would even go very far either.

Your lawyer? Or you hired a lawyer for this family member? No one can know what anyone will do in a hypothetical situation. If you hired a lawyer for this family member, let them do their job. Stop talking about the case on a public forum too.

I'd be going to court to modify the parenting plan since the dad doesn't seem to even want to use the parenting time he has. Also - yeah talk to your kid about don't leave town without asking first but he's 16 - teenagers do stupid stuff. Let's all be realistic. I'd be more upset at dad leaving...

I updated it after I re-read that cluster of a paragraph that the kid went out to see his SO after dad left town.

Except that the teen is going to dad's for the weekend for dad's parenting time - and dad left him alone for the weekend - it says dad left town. And then kid left town - well why not. Dad left town and left him alone... It sounds like dad is making pretty poor parenting decisions when he has...

Why would this be cause for modifying child support? You need to file to modify the parenting plan.

Get a lawyer. Some do free consultations. I'd search for those first.

Plenty of people "confess" and then recant their confession and get out of a charge. That doesn't prove anything.

That's not true in my experience. I didn't recant in my case. I said I was done cooperating because the case turned into a giant cluster f*. The detective said they could keep investigating without me. I said I know. Go ahead but your own officer said the prosecutor said it's "he said/she said"...

She did kidnap the kid because she violated the custody order by not modifying it before moving out of state. Yeah it seems like he's full of excuses and hasn't made attempts to fix the issue of the mom denying parenting time - but she was still supposed to go to court to modify the order to...

1. --What did you do at this time? Did you take her to court for not enforcing the parenting plan? Did you call the police when you hadn't heard from your daughter and ask for a welfare check at the very least? 2. No you should not have listened to anyone who says they are a "fathers' rights...

If the stepmom recants, the prosecutor will drop it since it's he said/she said it sounds like. It doesn't seem like there's any other witnesses other than these two involved. Without other witnesses, I doubt even the most eager prosecutor is taking that on.