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Well you already named the charges - and the prosecutor could add more if he or she wanted to do so. Yes she can lose custody of her child. People lose custody for a lot less. Get your girlfriend into rehab and get some help - and what are you doing with someone who abuses drugs and has...

Probably not - and he should just provide receipts like they asked for and go from there. Just because they had his last name doesn't prove paternity. So she could have very well said she didn't know who the father was and still gave them that last name. He should have just went through the...

Did the father move to north Florida or are they just going on a vacation?

Write what you want or don't write. No one here can stop you and you're not going to get actual legal advice here (read the disclaimer). Also freedom of speech protects us from the government - not individuals from writing libelous things or saying slanderous speech. Find somewhere to write...

No one can predict your chances unless they have the ability to see into the future...

If he is 17 then he will be an adult in a year. Maybe less depending on when his birthday is and then he will be out of state care and will be an adult. Anything the mother does, I doubt she will get him back in her custody before he turns 18. As stated, there's clearly more than you know...

What are you talking about? Yeah "a friend." Okay. His response was actually correct in that a judge could terminate someone's parental rights even if not convicted of whatever the crime was. It's up to the state's laws and the judge on that case. I don't think any "agency" can relinquish...

She's just mom - not biological mom. You don't have to understand why she needs this. She's their mom. She has the right to know where her kids are. Also - maybe she can't afford Internet. Not everyone can and it's not a necessity. Is there court ordered mediation? What do you mean the...

Anyone can do anything - now if it's legal is another issue. Also things about the child's future will come up as well regarding school, medical etc.

That's a gift- that's not going to be considered child support and it won't count toward his arrears if he has any. He needs to STOP giving her money directly. When I was with my ex husband I paid his child support (he didn't work). I had it set up online through the state to make payments...

That's a gift- that's not going to be considered child support and it won't count toward his arrears if he has any. He needs to STOP giving her money directly. When I was with my ex husband I paid his child support (he didn't work). I had it set up online through the state to make payments...

So you want more visitation? But you have a domestic violence incident... You need a lawyer is what you need. You can file to modify visitation and your ex can file to have supervised visits. If the judge thinks that your girlfriend is a danger to your son yes the judge could order her not be...

She could because what he gave her would be considered gifts. So if she wanted to be a bitch she could go back and file for 18 years of support. Your brother should have had this through the courts the entire time. He needs a lawyer.

Referee? I divorced in Nebraska and have child support order there. I haven't heard of a referee. Do you mean a mediator? Child support modification should go in front of a judge. I had to go to court to modify the order to relocate my daughter with me...

Do you have a lawyer?

The most sure fire way to stop him from contacting you via electronic means - block him. On everything. Then he can't harass you that method. If he comes to stalk you or harass you in person then you definitely have a case for a protection order. Go to the courthouse and talk to the victim...

Did you ask the California DMV what they want you to do after you explained the situation?

Lol ok on #1.

I have yet to hear a lesbian married couple refer to one or the other as a husband. That seems a bit odd and makes it seem as if there has to be a male in the relationship, as stated. I hear spouse or wife - and for male homosexual marriages I have heard spouse or husband and both refer to each...

I have never heard that among any of the married lesbians I know. They just refer to each other as spouse or wife. Granted I don't know all...but it seemed as if the poster just assumed a heterosexual couple.