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She is already a "legal Adult" at 18. What you need is not emancipation but a modification of support order

Yes thank you Michael with your gift I was able to get the first season DVD of "Coupling" a BBC comedy David and I used to watch

Much of what you say makes no sense. If you stole nothing then they have no evidence? If the alledge syringe was a pen they (The Police) would have seen that. It sounds as if you have already spoken to Public Defender as he has requested video. Best you can do (once this is over) is contact...

These are issues to take up with your Lawyer

The solicted drugs for sale a crime. Yes you did (in theory) confess to a crime

File a complaint with DOL

He paid by check? Were taxes taken out?

We can assume the text messages contained confessions to crimes? Why were the messages not deleted? You gave this person access to yor phone and it appears no restrictions to that access. Your dead in the water. Start consulting Lawyers to plan your defense

You might consider posting your own question as this OP wa slast here in 2010. Its unlikely they will return now to answer your question

What are your damages?

Get new roomate for duration of lease and request current roomate pay rent until that happens

Most stores have a policy on "bad stops" and how they deal with them. You should seek compensation through store corporate office. Expect nothing more than a giftcard and apology. Check your PMs for some reference links

You are an "at will" employee its legal

You have two seperate issues here. 1. If the Police complaints come up with nothing once Police arrive and its something that happens over and over yes its possible a false report complaint could be filed. Contact the Watch Sgt at your local Police Station and ask them about this 2. If the...

You can petition to end support based on both she does not live with Mom (so Mom does not get money) and she no longer meets criteria set aside by court as she is not attending school "full time"

"You" cannot terminate! That decision lays with the court. If there is a change of any kind or your child does not meet criteria sstated in court order you have grounds to modify order

If she is and has been there for this long what would change? In other words what do you seek to gain out fo this? I ask because whatever the reason courts sided with him last time might still apply and you could in effect be forced to return her there. So what would you gain by such a request?

Someone has revived a dead thread

You cant rush the court except under the conditions (if your state permits) AJ describes. Trust me I know. My husbands Divorce took over two years due to people he hired to do paperwork kept making mistakes and court rejected it. By time we finally got around to getting married our son was one!

It generally takes 6months and one day from the day other party is served (without unresolved issues) for a Divorce to be "final". Until your Divorce is fninal you cannot remarry in any state!