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Did you receive papers in the mail? I don't know if anything you have done is criminal from your post. Did you post the photos on-line? Did you blackmail her with the photos? Does she have the proof? Email, taped phone conversations, letters...what do you think she has? Being sued and criminal...

http://travel.state.gov/passport/get/minors/minors_834.html 5. Present Parental Application Permission Documentation (for minors under age 14) 1. Both parents must appear together and sign or 2. One parent appears, signs, and submits second parent's notarized statement of consent...

The problem could have been that the proper formula wasn't used for determining CS. May be a calculator on the State Attorney Generals' website.

Ignorance is never a defense.

Maybe there is a different form that is used when a military person is involved and not the one you are using. Can you ask the court clerk? There should be a form for your military spouse to waive his or her rights under the Servicemembers Act.

You can request through private message to one of the administrators.

Is he in California? http://www.divorcesupport.com/divorce/California-Military-Divorce-Laws-2738.html Serving an Active Military Spouse The active duty spouse must be personally served with a summons and a copy of the divorce action in order for a California court to have jurisdiction...

You would need to file a complaint of retaliation within 90 days of the act with the Department of Labor. http://www.dol.gov/ You may be able to file your own civil lawsuit but you need to have a lawyer assess your options and the burden of proof is a heavy one.

If no one responds send a private message to thelawprofessor and ask him to read your post. If I remember correctly, this is close to his area of expertise.

If you don't meet the total obligation then you will not be able to keep the car. A settlement is not used for debts still owed for something in your possession. You should try and pay the amount you have and negotiate the rest of the payments for the car. Like a refinancing.

I'm sorry I do not know. Check back from time to time to see if others knowledgable in this area will respond. You can google Bankruptcy for your state and foreclosure for your state and see if the terms are explained there.

What state? http://usmilitary.about.com/od/sscra/l/blscra201.htm

You won't know until you try. Sometimes if paid in full, in cash, they will accept a settlement but get that in writing. If they won't settle then consider a lawyer consultation. Are you going to deal directly with Sallie Mae or the collection agency? Either way get the agreement in writing.

They stay in your hairfor months but should not be in your urine or blood for months. You are usually entered immediately following court where the paperwork is filled out to enter you, if the court date is where you accept sentencing. I don't know what happens if you test dirty on the court...

I am not understanding what the case is....

He cannot relinquish his parental rights. Has paternity been established? Whether he is working or not I believe he has to pay the ordered amount and if he doesn't then you notify the child support division. He can ask for and probably will receive visitation rights.

Double post.

Paternity would have to be established before child support ordered. He would have the right to visitation and could ask for 50/50. Why rock the boat at this point if grandmother is helping with support? If she stops then reconsider your options at that time. If you pursue it she may stop helping.

Did you call customer service? They did nothing illegal and notified customers in a timely manner that there was an error and removed the charges.

If you didn't meet with HR how do you know they wouldn't do anything? Not to be not nice, I think you made a mountain out of a molehill over a write up about phone number. It would not have impacted your employee file, it was just documentation that you were informed of policy basically.