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Yes I put forth a personal story to show that there are stepchildren who willingly want to change their last name to the parent that has been the only one there for them and don't associate with the biological - whether a sperm or egg donor.

My brother nor my SIL talk about his sperm donor in front of him thank you very much. That "man" has not ONCE in 16 years tried to contact my nephew. He rarely sends child support. A six month old doesn't hate his sperm donor - a then 14 YEAR OLD TEENAGER said he hates his biological dad. Kids...

Some stepkids want to change their name because the stepparent is the actual parent who has raised them. My brother has raised his stepson since the kid was 2 years old. The sperm donor left when he was six months old. My nephew has never met him. They can't afford a lawyer for an adoption -...

So? That isn't child abuse or neglect. That probably won't have any bearing if he takes you to court. He has the right to take you to court yes. Again get a lawyer.

If he established paternity then he has parental rights. Yes he can take you to court to stop you from taking the child. My ex husband has no parenting time because he never showed up to the divorce - but he has parental rights. When I had to move for the military I probably didn't have to go...

Yeah I didn't see that until after I posted...

How is an attorney a "whole separate issue?" You're paying that person for legal advice - I suggest you use them. They are the only one who can help you with this and give you the most legit answer for YOUR situation.

Some lawyers offer free consultations. She should find one in her area.

She had to deviate from it since he had a positive covid-19 result...

He can threaten what he wants. Until he does something - I wouldn't worry about it. You gave him some extra time and tried to make up as best you could. Until you get some kind of legal document stating he filed a custody modification he's likely blowing smoke up your ass. You should re-read...

The ignorance in your post is astounding... If part of your bond is don't leave the state and anyone finds out and reports it to the court, you're gonna get bond revoked. So say your ex finds out you left, tells the county attorney or DA or prosecutor on your case - they can file a motion to...

It's actually not that hard to hit someone in the face with a door. I know people who are clumsy and have walked into a door on their own. So no it's not hard to shove someone's face into a door if they were being assaulted. Yes the police believed her story. She had injuries. That's usually...

There's like five "Karen" or "Karen and Kevin" pages on Instagram. Makes time fly by when I'm working out lol. The pure insanity of them...

Doesn't matter - oral agreements count too. I looked into it at one point because my stepsister owed me money. By the time I looked into it in the state we were, the statute for oral agreements expired. She did eventually pay me back - it took her like 8 years to do it. But she did. I may or...

When I ride my stationary bike - I watch Karen videos on Instagram. There are a lot of people you just wonder how they got so entitled...well I know why most of them. One lady came into a Verizon store with no mask and no shoes...and was confused why she had to leave. One apparently a lady's...

Why would you even contemplate it? You know it's wrong. Smh.

You told him to leave, he left. If you want report him as a runaway. Otherwise, let him see what it's like on his own. If he comes back and has drugs call the cops. I was married to a meth addict - and have known him since we were 18 and actually most of his problem was his parents shitty...

Yes you need to talk to a lawyer. If you don't go through court, it might come back to bite you later.

"She's a bully, a liar & a manipulator. And did nothing to earn my custody with my kids. I wanna get even & get my custody back legally. So what can I do?" You called her a bully & a liar and that you want "revenge." Maybe remember the things you type - I hope she finds this too.

But you're literally paying an attorney for advice so why would you come here after hiring an attorney?