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Well in that case, the answer is simple: Maybe:D When you come to a forum looking for help, it generally behooves you to behave with some decorum. :yes:

This is wrong on so many levels it is not even funny.:o:no::o The person receiving the child support is not generally required to account for anything unless the judge deems it necessary~ not the other parent. As long as the children have a roof over their heads, food in their tummies and...

Mighty, If I remember correctly, in California if a felon has a conviction for a violent crime has another conviction of any kind it can be counted as a strike. I remember reading about a man who had two strikes and got his third for stealing a sandwhich.

Would this be your third strike? You should never have attempted to flee and then lie. You made yourself look very guilty. At worst the FBI would have contacted you and asked you where you came to possess this money.

You are saying that the children's grandparents have had the children for years without any type of court order granting it:confused:

Why isn't he asking the department of motor vehicles this question?

In order to him to "sell" his rights there has to be a "buyer" tell him that you are saddened by his poor parenting skills and that he can pound sand.

What is keeping you from walking into a banking center and closing the account yourself?

He has every right as the child's father to share in custody of his child. I don't think he will get full custody, but it is possible that he will be allowed to share in the responsibility of raising his child. That might begin with graduated visitation and could lead to some kind of physical...

I have made it very clear to my children ~ I own the air they breathe ~ and everything in it. Until they can make it on their on, thereby the grace of mommy and daddy they go:yes:

Have you had a little to much to drink tonight? Why on earth are you posting about BK in a forum that addresses alcohol and drugs:o oh by the way...U.S. Law is what is handled here.

I'd like to know how this brain damaged and disabled woman was even allowed to get formal custody of another person's child. This story just gets bigger and bigger with the post count.

Your family is in some serious trouble here. Your mother and your brother have both exercised extremely poor judgement. Your mother was charged with protecting this young girl and she did not. This is just as criminal as the sex your brother had with her. Your mom and brother should...

Anti Gone retracts her questions...I don't need to hear the answer:rolleyes: Thanks Bay,

To Haedes in a hand bag with that loser (and make it a cheap WalMart handbag at that - no reason to waste a perfectly good Dooney, Coach, or Makowsky on this pawnscum):D

lol...she is one of the wisest people I know:cool:

You owe half that debt to your mom. If your husband is smart he will make sure to have that debt addressed in the divorce.

You should also have your mom get an attorney as well, she is just as guilty for allowing this to happen. I guess she is just as fit as the chid's mom when it comes to raising kids:no:

An agreement, whether it is notarized or not will never hold water in a court of law. Why do you think you should not support your child?

FYI army judge ~ an attachment, levy, garnishment, are all synonymous. One more thing, why get an attorney...why not just pay up:cool: