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You bought "as is" you can certainly sue but that will take time with no promise of ever seeing any cash.

I am a Retail Theft consultant and answer questions like yours daily. many people think they were wrongfully accused and they were wrong. However we do not know the detail of the event so cannot say. However posting on public forums has its risks as well. If you fear for your job posting...

I am a Retail theft consultant and answer questions like yours daily. Do as Might Moose suggested talk to some local Attorneys (many will grant free office visit) and get some advice. If DA does follow through with charges when you go to court plead NOT guilty and hire or request Public...

If you failed to meet the "paypal" criteria to get your money back this will be tough suit. You are best served sitting down with a local Attorney to discuss your options and how to proceed. Take any emails, text, letters etc you have

Once again you have a "parenting" issue not really a legal one. The advice you might seek is from other parents who may gone through similar situations and see what they did and how that worked for them. This legal site here hosts a "parenting" forum link below Parent Nook Forums - Index page

Its not a question of if they will or wont. You can turn info over to them let them decide. You have bigger issues to deal with. Non legal issues. May I suggest a "parenting" forum that is hosted by this site! There you can find other parents who may have dealt with same or similar situations...

Accidental shoplifting is rare and based on many factors they go with evidence. You are free to fight charge.

Theres always a way out. You need to get out breaking the lease is an option talk to landlord. By staying with this man you could cause yourself more issues if he continues to break the law. Parent Nook Forums - Index page

A Teen Emancipation is very difficult to achieve. You don't appear to meet criteria either. If you did it would take about a year to get through and by then you would be 18 anyways. Teen emancipation | Parent Nook

It seems you have an overzealous worker on your case. However they do hold the cards in this. You are free to refuse their request but if they wish they could take more serious actions like removal of children. You might be best served complying with "reasonable" request but you also might talk...

Yes she can

Your very welcome

What is yours or his goal in his giving up parental rights?

No there is not. Unless you have remarried and your new spouse wishes to adopt this isnt going to happen sorry.

I am a Retail Theft Consultant and answer questions like yours daily. Civil demand is up to you I advise you pay to avoid consequences. Others disagree. Below is some info along with the above you can then make a decision.

BEFORE you leave seek counsel with a local Attorney as instructed above. Even though he currently may have no rights once he legally establishes himself as Father he can make things VERY difficult for you! Parent Nook Forums - Index page

I agree I am unsure what your question is. It also seems you might have an Attorney if so he/she is where you should seek advice on any legal matter not a webpage with volunteers who may not have law degrees. (see disclaimer at bottom of page). You might find some understanding Non Lawyer...

I am a Retail theft consultant and answer questions like yours daily. However we cannot predict the future so we cannot say what will or wont happen. i can say it would be unwise to answer any questions without an Attorney. By the way no one puts unpaid for merchandise in their pocket! Unless of...

Target spends lots of cash to protect their stores and yes they are still stolen from. I agree with CBG

You clearly did not read my posts. I dont suggest Civil Demand is a deterrent. It is what I have always said it is a means for retailers to recoup some of the cost of protecting themselves from theft.