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My bad I misread it who she lives with. But not what he said in the OP about who pays child support and who has custody: "I have an 18 year old daughter. Still in high school. Lives with me (dad). I have residential custody. Mom pays child support through the state meaning it ends when she turns...

"Mom pays child support through the state meaning it ends when she turns 18 or graduates high school whichever is latest." She pays him child support. But the 18 year old went to live with the mom - and he's wondering can the mom go to court and get child support stopped because their child...

She can go to court and file anything she wants. But by the time it gets through the system, your daughter is probably going to be graduated. So it's probably pointless for her to do so especially with court cases getting delayed due to covid. But there's nothing to stop her mom from filing to...

So is your husband still dating this woman? Because you refer to her as "new girlfriend." Here's an easy way to stop harassment on social media: Block the individual. Super easy. You just go to their profile, go to "block" and poof. No more messages. Same with phones - you can block phone...

Your husband needs anger management. Report it to your insurance.

Okay I’m seriously confused what’s going on… it is a bunch of stupid kid crap. please watch what you say and also read up on CPS and all of it's offshoots and maybe learn something. i've seen some real shit too, man. just gonna leave it there. my mental health is fragile. we share custody...

Why did you not call the police on your father? Your husband needs a lawyer, you should have called the police on your dad and hopefully you don't allow him near your kids ever again.

You don't really have anything to do with it. Your husband needs to be the one to handle it. If you want to help, find him a lawyer. No you can't press charges - and if you have any evidence of abuse you should report it to the police.

You seem to have an issue with female attorneys and female judges... I honestly can't really follow your post. If your daughter has a lawyer, she needs to confer with the lawyer. If she isn't satisfied with her representation then she needs a new lawyer. I'm confused - you say you're the...

What veteran programs are closed "indefinitely?" I find that hard to believe. I never said you can't do research but to be careful in how you word things. And actions you take with helping him. Did you look into these: Legal Help for Veterans - Office of General Counsel Veterans Legal...

What veteran programs are closed "indefinitely?" I find that hard to believe. I never said you can't do research but to be careful in how you word things. And actions you take with helping him. Did you look into these: Legal Help for Veterans - Office of General Counsel Veterans Legal...

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Because legally a stepparent is a stranger. You can ask for legal advice - but you legally cannot file anything. You legally have no bearing in this matter. I get it. I was a stepparent once. It's a slippery slope and can be hard sometimes. Again if your lawyer is not meeting your...

I suggest firing that attorney if they aren't responding to you or you are unsatisfied with them. Then finding another.

I didn't realize it was. It was highlighted as a new post - my bad. JFC...

Shut your mouth. Get a lawyer. That's the only advice anyone can give you on here.

You are paying an attorney - use them. That's what you're paying them for is for legal advice. They are going to have much better knowledge on your case than random strangers on the Internet - especially when not everyone in here is a lawyer.

Again you legally have no say in this situation at all. He needs to find a lawyer. Start out with ones who offer free consultations and go from there. There are lawyers out there who will work with someone on payment.

It doesn't matter. You legally have no say in anything. So if you want to get arrested for something criminal, go ahead. If you want to jeopardize your friend and his custody with his kids, go ahead. But if you are a true friend, you'll back off.

Who are you in this situation? You should probably back off before you find yourself in legal trouble.