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leave this child alone are you that desperate for a gf that you date a 16 yr old child( and yes, legally that is what she is). my advice, find an adult to date, and stay away from this child, before you not only end up with a prison sentence, but also be known as a sex offender the rest of...

you are a legal nobody to bf's kids mom doesnt have to let you see them. they are not YOUR children. perhaps the court banned you from seeing them because you overstepped your bounderies. they should not be calling YOU mom( they already have a mother) you should not be inserting yourself in...

not going to happen you are going to have to wait untill you are 18. you cannot marry without your parents consent. and no judge will emancipate you so that you can live with your pedophile bf( and yes, that is what he is, a pedophile, he had sex with and impregnanted you when you were not...

a 13 yr old cannot legally consent to sex IN ANY STATE. so your bf did break the law. if you were my kid, he'd be in jail.

she catn live with you untill a child reaches the age of majority( usually 18) they do not get to decide where and with whom to live with, they live where their parents and/or the courts tell then to live. and no, there is nothing you can do, she is not your child. if i were you, id leave it...

untill he is 18, the court decides, not him.

he is dad this is not about your husband,its about YOUR SON. and dad's right to a relationship with him. seems to me you dont want your son to have a relationship with his father at all. and that is something that will not make a judge happy

no you cannot give a non parent, your mother, your rights to your children. yours and dad's rights cant be transferred to someone else.

this is your fiance's battle stay out of it frankly, i think YOU are going to cause your fiance a lot of problems if you dont butt out and let HIM deal with legal matters concerning HIS children. your "everything concerning my fiance's children is my business" attitude is going to end up...

dont get involved in cs matter and you tell me why you think YOU are a party to this matter? YOU are only the fiancee of the kids' father, not their mother. this is between the parents of the kids. if your finace doesnt want to have problems when he goes to court, he needs to leave you at...

no not unless you want to go to jail for fraud. you know you are not this child's father.

the father's rights are superior to yours. unless he can be proven unfit, if something were to happen to your daughter, he would be first in line for custody.

WE will not be going to court, only your fiance will. this is a matter for him to work out with his kids' mother.

18 untill you are 18, you stay with your parents where you belong. you dont get to decide where and with whom to live with untill then.

you cant get custody. you are a legal stranger to your gf's children, and have no legal rights at all.

hes moving to az he has no choice the judge will not emancipate him so he wont have to leave his gf.untill he is 18, he lives where his parents tell him to live, and if they say hes moving to az then guess what? hes moving to az. this poster nedds to forget trying to get her bf emancipated...

WE cant hold mom in contempt, dad can. and its not OUR visitation, its dad's. you have no legal standing at all here, and need to step back, and let dad handle it

not going to happen did you not read the last answer? unless you have a husband willing to adopt the child, HE CANT SIGN OVER HIS RIGHTS. he is responsbile for supporting his child, as are you, and the court will not allow him to terminate his rights so he wont have to pay child support...

your daughter doesnt decide do not agree to this. your daughter, untill she is 18, does not get to decide wether or not she is going to visit you. she is a child, and doesnt get to dictate. id inform the cp that you expect her and your daughter to comply with the court order, or you will...

unless he can prove you unfit, he will not get full custody. its not up to your family to decide wether or not he signs over his rights, he cant unless you have a husband willing to adopt. unfortunately, you chose him to be your child's father, unless you can prove hes a danger to the child, if...