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You mean you're trying to voluntarily relinquish your parental rights - which in doing so does not guarantee your grandmother will be able to adopt them. It could happen but not guaranteed. Where is the father? Have you contacted him at all about this? What is it the court says isn't "good...

The way I understood unreimbursed medical is that which insurance doesn't cover - like copays. Luckily my insurance covers most everything for my daughter since her dad doesn't pay anything he's supposed to. My decree says simply unreimbursed medical. I took that to mean whatever insurance...

Oh geez...someone said that schools can't dictate whether a child walks alone or not to school when they can after I made my post saying rules like that are meant to be broken. I would bet there could be some civilian schools who have a rule like that for safety sake. Nothing is impossible.

The military has always been one big social engineering experiment since it started. You take people from all walks of life, all backgrounds, all cultures, ethnicities, etc. Throw them together and expect them to work together. There's literally no bigger social experiment anywhere in the world...

They do when you live on a military base...

Talk to a lawyer. CPS won't let you take the kids if you don't have custody of them. It sounds like by you saying "in the system" they must be in the custody of the state and likely in foster care? You can move to Ohio but they won't go with you - and you're going to have to fight your case...

Some schools don't let kids under a certain age walk alone or get on the bus alone. Where I am, kids have to be waiting for the bus with someone at least 12 or older and if under 12 cannot walk to school alone.

What's the legal question here? I'm a single parent - I had to put my daughter into before/after school care when she started kindergarten. Before that - she's been in daycare since she was 11 months old when I left her dad. Sucks but I have no choice. I think as someone said you need to talk...

I looked around and talked to several lawyers for mine. I first started 3 months before I filed. One lawyer said he'd waive his consultation fee because I had dv going on and active duty. The lawyer I hired worked from home at the time. I only paid $1500 total and he let me pay $500 a month...

A typo or two is one thing - it's when people seem to have no apparent grasp of the English language at all. I get some people are ESL. But if you want legal help you have to convey it to a lawyer in person - right? So why not try to be clear online too?

This isn't Reddit. The person who posted your IP is a moderator/admin. If you got so much help on Reddit why are you here? Again - that "asshole" is an admin on the site so he has every right to look up your IP address. When you go on PUBLIC forums, you get what you get. If you want...

This is a legal forum - but you need to read the disclaimer. If you want legal advice you have to get it from a lawyer usually who you pay. This forum has some lawyers on it but a lot of us are not lawyers. The bottomline is your friend has to talk to a lawyer to help figure out the legal...

Where did you get her booking photo? Was it on a public site? Then you did nothing wrong. If it's on a public site then anyone can access it. Who is going to pursue a lawsuit? Your friend? It's public knowledge when someone gets arrested. That shit is all over the news. A county near where I...

Plus they are kicking out people for stuff they didn't during the Iraq surge when they had all the moral waivers, etc. But then again there is a retention issue so possible he gets another chance. Depends on why he left. I'd say most likely he gets kicked out.

There's just really no excuse for people who go AWOL anymore. There are countless agencies to help. Even if they have toxic leadership. He'll probably get chaptered out.

Lol Ok.

"We" can't do anything. You can hire him an attorney if you want to waste your money that would be better suited to your eventual child once it is born. What's he really in jail for? It's not for MIP especially if it was "several years ago." I know people who got MIPs and they never ended up...

Well - actually there are people who have gotten life in prison for selling marijuana. Usually a specific group of people get those sentences though...so maybe the only thing not is death penalty.

If you can afford it and choose to - yes. Or if he doesn't have the ability to afford a lawyer, he can apply for a public defender. Literally anything could result from this.

I said "unless..." never said impossible.