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Agree; if you are not upset with your wife or the trade in, let it go.

Re trying to get/find a job, the only thing you can do is keep looking & applying for positions. Apply everywhere you can. Some smaller businesses & small "Mom & Pop" shops are little more lax in doing background checks & in hiring ex offenders. If you do an in person interview, be polite...

You need to inform the US CIS of any change of address after starting the naturalization process so that it isn't held up.

Get an immigration attorney's help.

No problem. :)

If he has access to the life ins. policy as soon as he submits a claim to the ins. co., the ins. co. will contact/pay all named beneficiaries.

& an absolutely!

How much money are we talking here? Agree, sue in small claims court if amount qualifies. I assume there was no written agreement.

Apparently she did since OP mentions they (employer) appealed & had her UI rescinded.

Missouri Car Accident Statute of Limitations

Agree, please furnish complete/full details though your answer "might" be in your current agreement.

I assume you don't have in writing the repairs they were to do? If not, you are probably out of luck re any recourse.

When you are 18.

No, you do not plead guilty. On your initial appearance in court you plead not guilty as army judge noted. If you cannot afford a lawyer, at that time ask for a public defender (a PD is a lawyer). You can then discuss your options with him/her.

OP also started another thread regarding this. (had less details to start with)

Agree that more details would be helpful. Are you saying the photo taking is without your permission? What is your concern etc. Thanks.

Agree - unless he goes to court & gets a DNA to establish paternity, you can go & get her. He can't keep you, the Mother, from her.

He is going to have to go to court to establish paternity by DNA & then request visitation/any type of custody. If he establishes paternity, you can request child support.

If paternity hasn't been established by DNA & he is not on birth certs. on either child, he cannot legally claim being the Father.

I just read your other post/thread - seems you are not talking about ex husband but ex boyfriend whose paternity of your son hasn't even been established yet. He currently has no rights to give up. He would need to go to court to get paternity established by DNA.