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You would need to prove that you had no knowledge of the theft. Was there video?

Like Duranie stated he needs to see a lawyer because there is a time limit on disputing paternity. He would probably need a lawyer in the stae/city where he wants to dispute paternity or where the child was born.

Did you send them a copy of the divorce decree stating what you said? She should consider getting a small personal loan or transfer the balance to another credit card in her name only, so the account can be closed totally. She admitted to wrong doing and Discover has the right to pursue it...

And you collected the money from the account before they bounced? And she had to pay bounced check fees or insufficient funds fees?

According your post you are suing the homeowner and she is represented by the insurance company.

Do seek the consul of an attorney. He should be able to find the answers to your questions from the police department or prosecuting attorney. I would NOT sit back and wait and do nothing. Be proactive.

I thought you said they terminated you? So they offered you job and upon acceptance of the job you had to sign the contract or was it after you worked a while they had you sign a contract? If it is a temp agency then you will be working for temp agency not MSN. You also did not work for...

First of all he can't sign over his rights unless you have a new husband who wants to adopt your child or if the courts terminate his parental rights for other reasons other than he wants to. Have you looked on-line for Florida child custody and/or divorce statutes? Also you can google things...

Sound like you pissed someone off somewhere. They followed you home without lights or requesting that you pull over? Where were you coming from? Could someone you know that you angered called something in on you?

Yes you can use a bondsman...10% will have to paid. You can try and talk to person about paying them back and do so even if they pick you up and proceed with prosecution. Restitution will look better for you if you do it before you go to trial.

Keep posting in your original thread don't start new ones every time you want to add something. Depends on laws in your state. Some charges can be dropped by the person who files the complaint others can't. Worth a try though...and don't post here any more post in original.

If you are picked up and arrested by the police do not admit to anything. Tell them you want to consult a lawyer. If you can hire an attorney before they pick you up that would be very good. If you are arrested they will book you and you will stay until the bail hearing which could be overnite...

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Also, think about the poor daughter. She will go her whole life thinking daddy doesn't love or want her. Even if the fight is painful for your husband he can at least look his daughter in the eyes and tell her he tried.

Google your state law on expungement. Some states it is not allowed, others a certain criteria and time factor has to be met.

He cannot sign his rights away. Why does the grandmother have custody and not the mother? Has he ever tried to enforce visitation or modify the custody agreement? AND why would his accounts be frozen if they are already garnishing his wages? Something doesn't add up here, you must have left out...

How long has he been staying with you?

You have a lot of questions and are very unsure of yourself. So to be sure you do the right thing it would be best to get consul.You can do that before going to court and just pay a lawyer yourself...probably a couple hundred bucks. But you can go into court, plead no contest and request...

Well, I honestly would wait until I talk to a lawyer. They know the judges and should know what the most probably outcome would be with them. Probably no contest though. On the first appearance, I would plead not guilty and ask for a public defender. This is not legal advice though...you need to...