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Here's what you need to do: Get a lawyer. As I said look for ones who offer free consultations so you can talk to them for free for a bit and find one you like. If you don't want him to talk to you on primary communications, make up another email and have him talk to you on that about your...

Before her trip he apparently never kidnapped their child. After the trip, he did kidnap the child by refusing to let her go back to the mom.

He can file for whatever he wants, it doesn't mean a judge is going to approve it. No blocking him isn't necessarily a bad thing if he's harassing you or anything like that. You could make up an email that you use only to talk to him and say that if he needs to communicate with you about your...

"Had" to give up custody? What forced him to give up custody 7 years ago? If they were adopted, he has no legal rights to those kids. He'd have had his rights relinquished, as well as the bio mom (if still alive) for someone else to have adopted them. Legally, you're no one even more than...

Well if you don't know for a fact then no, you can't report anything. How did you "recently find out" if you aren't sure? Hmm.

Report it to CPS. If you know for a fact she's driving while intoxicated and when, call it in to the police if you can. If you don't live near there, have a friend do it. If I found out my kid was driving intoxicated I'd call it in. Or doing drugs. I hope she realizes once she's 18 - she gets...

Sounds like your son has some issues to deal with - when he finishes rehab. He's legally the only one who has any say in this. You have never had custody nor have it now. If you want to help your son you can get him a lawyer. That's all you can do.

Your mother in law has no say on anything with your children. If I was you, I’d just go over there and get the child. She can’t stop you since she has no legal custody or guardianship at all. She’s legally no one in this matter. At all. Legally those children are yours. Period. You were...

However, since beginning of the order; she has never completely followed the order. Making visitation at her convenience and if she felt like letting me see them. A constant back and forth with her. Her new boyfriend called and threatened me to leave her and our youngest son alone. "That he was...

It's amazing the magic of Google: "For example, the California statute of limitations is two years for oral contracts, four years for written contracts, two years for personal injury matters, and three years for personal property damage cases. If you don't file within the proper period, you...

From the way he talks, I don't think it's worth it for this woman to have him in her life because he doesn't sound very fatherly. At most he could do a DNA test so she knows biologically if he is the sperm donor or not but she already had a father. If anything she should know about any potential...

Here's the problem - during divorce when the woman claims abuse against the father, most judges don't believe it because they think the woman is just being "hysterical" and doesn't want to lose custody. Even when it's true. Don't listen to DHS - when your child is abused you report it to the...

That's not a spanking and "wiping too hard" shouldn't cause anal bleeding.

Anal bleeding and you didn't take the kid in?????? Yeah I get it healthcare is expensive but it doesn't matter when your child is injured or abused. Anal bleeding is more than a spanking. Spanking shouldn't result in any bruising or anal bleeding. And on a two year old????? It's not going to...

Don't send the kid. YOU file first in Florida. Then the ball is in your court. If she hasn't filed anything you need to get a lawyer now and file. Look up those in your area that do free consultations. But my opinion don't send that kid out of state to her. Cancel the flight.

You and your boyfriend are legally no one to these children. The only way either of you gets any custody is go to go court and file for it. If you want parental rights, you file for adoption. However, I find it really unlikely for a judge to restore parental rights to a person who voluntarily...

You "believe" he's on probation but you don't know? So who would you contact? Perhaps find out if he is on probation and then call the probation office and report if he is violating probation. You should probably refrain from shoving people before you end up in your own legal trouble. If...

You say 'legal parent' so does that mean whatever guardianship you have isn't legal? Did you get granted custody via a court order. If not - that's why the parent is getting this money and not you. The question about disability is pertinent as you stated that the parent who has legal custody...

If there's a court order for visitation for you, then take them to court if they're violating it. But your daughter is gonna have a road ahead of her to get any custody back of that child.

You don't have any rights. You could file for custody but not sure if you'll get it. Your best bet is to talk to a lawyer to see if you can get any custody. Or you wait to see if your daughter gets custody but I doubt she does anytime soon if she just got out of rehab and is in a halfway house...