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if your mom does not have joint legal custody of you, she does not not have the legal right to consent to your marriage. in fact, she could face criminal charges, especially if she takes you to another state to marry. bottom line, you are considerd an adult in alabama at age 19, untill then...

maybe and her fiance has no rights at all.

not untill youre 19 you cannot get maried without your father's permission untill the age of 19, and your spouse COULD face criminal charges, especially if they take you across state lines. thats a federal offense that carries heavy jail time

WE cant do anything legally, only your husband can, these are his children. your husabnd is going to have to prove the kids are better off living with him. the 10 yr old is too young to express their wishes, but the 14 yr old is, but untill they are 18, its up to the judge, not the kids, to...

untill you reach the age of majority, you must do what the courts tell you, wether you like it or not. running away will get you sent home. you are an alabama resident, and bound by their laws. period.

you may not leave to avoid visitation with your dad untill you reach the age of majority, whatever the court order syas goes- if you leave the state, you COULD be reported as a runaway, and forced back, you are a resident of the state of alabama, and you are bounded by their laws.whatever...

he cant stop supporting his son no he cant sign off his rights to get out of supporting his child. the only way he can terminate his rights is if you have a husband willing to adopt your son. id tell him if he didnt want the burden of supporting a child, then he shouldnt have gotten you...

parents have rights grandparents dont the bottom line is parents have a constitutional right to decide who can have contact with THEIR children. period.

you can move anywhere you want-but you need to be able to prove its in your son's best interests( not yours) that he be moved away from his father. and if dad chooses to fight it, you may very well not be able to have your son in az( and dad has every right to prevent HIS child from moving)

wrong. they can decide not to see dad when they are 18. children do not get to decide they are not going to see the op IF there is a court order

dad is not you wrong. your husband is going to court for custody. he is the only one with legal standing or rights where his daughter is concerned

you can see granddaughter on daughter's time sorry, but the custody agreement is legally NOT your business. you are not a party to it, as i said before, its strictly between your daughter and her child's father. as i said before, if you want to see the child, you are expected to see the...

mom needs dads permission where is the father? she will need his permission to sign custody over to you

18 not untill you are 18. untill then, you live where your parents tell you live, you dont get to choose. if they wont let you live with your sister, then its no. and you stay with them. and your sister has no legal standing to try to get custody of you.

no not if your parents have reported you as a runaway. and anyone you stay with can face several charges, harboring a runaway, contributing to a minor, and interfering with custody.emanacaiptation means you can fully support yourself without help from anyone else, nor can you live with anyone...

hes not obligated to pay support untill a court orders him to do so. when he does, he wont have any choice but to pay, he wont get to decide he isnt going to support his child

my husband died in feb of this year, i got pregnant with our daughter two weeks before he died( he never knew i was pregnant) i have recently starting seeing someone else who is more then ready to be a father to my daughter. can he sign the bc even if he isnt the bio father? he was a good...

for the next six years, untill your daughter is 18, she cannot legally refuse to see her mom when its mom's time, or you could end up being the parent with visitation instead of 50/50 custody. your daughter is a child, and she does not dictate what she does. what i would do is take your daughter...

your kids dont get to decide they arent seeing dad if dad has court ordered visitation, you MUST make them go, or face contempt charges, and done enough times, they will be living with dad and visiting you.untill they are 18, they have no say in the visitation matter. that may be one reason...

no probaly not. you need to prove shes legally unfit, and by your post, she isnt.