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The first thing is go talk to a lawyer. Adoption is not a DIY project. And a lawyer can give you actual legal advice. Some do free consultations.

Actually consulting a lawyer wouldn't be a waste of time or money as you would get legitimate legal advice - which you won't get any legal advice here. (Read the disclaimer at the bottom of the page). The disclaimer actually says to consult a lawyer. It's also not a waste of time or money if...

Who are you in this situation? It doesn't matter what happened then because no one did anything about it. So just move along.

Well if the protection order is on the child, then you shouldn't pick up the kid until you go through with the hearings. Sounds like it's temporary - make sure you go to every hearing. If you miss one to file for a permanent one, you're going to screw yourself.

Are the grandparents or the child listed on the protection order? If not, then you can go pick up your child. If they are, then no. I think you need to talk to a lawyer and you may have to modify the parenting time agreement about pick up and drop off while there's a protection order in place...

Who has custody now? If you didn't report the contempt when it happened, I doubt there's much you can do now especially if the parent got custody back from the grandparents.

It was called bullying in the 20th century. Yes it did happen in your day - just because the term wasn't used doesn't mean it didn't happen. People think autism didn't exist until the last 20 years, but it did. No one had discovered it. Just like my daughter's kidney disorder wasn't discovered...

Bullying isn't new. I got bullied as a kid for some of the stupidest reasons in the world. Bullying has gone on forever...it isn't new.

Have you called the police? CPS? Anyone? You have to start there. If you want to file for custody you have to go through the court - and probably at least talk to a lawyer.

"Frankly, if she now claims her earlier report was false, she could (and, maybe, should) be charged criminally." --- All of this is wrong. I did not say the same thing you said. You said she could "or should" be charged if she said she made it all up. But that's not true. They will only charge...

I'm just saying Florida man and woman are in the news...not Vegas man and woman lol.

Most revenge porn cases are from after someone has ended a relationship and that person then tries to get back at them. So the photos were sent to their partner at the time they thought they could trust. It even happens if a couple divorces after 20, 30 years. So the real question is - why do...

If you think that some search you found out on the Internet qualifies as legal advice, go for it. I think your best bet is to talk to a lawyer if you want legit legal advice. They came there to find him because you bailed him out. So they figured you might have him there. But why were they...

I suggest you distance yourself from this person immediately. You may as well count your bail as lost and you aren't getting it back. I made the mistake of bailing out my ex husband not knowing the money would be in his name. I kept thinking he'd give it back to me. Nope. I sure as hell...

Wrong. They would have to prove she filed a false complaint. Rarely do you see someone who report domestic violence, then recants it get charged with a false complaint. Domestic violence victims often recant their accusation because of fear or because they are so manipulated by their abuser they...

What? That's not even how it works. Your friend is probably lying to you. The police do not give out "confirmation numbers" on reports. No you cannot just cancel a report of domestic violence. One can stop cooperating with the police but that doesn't mean the police will stop investigating the...

I mean every day there is a story about "Florida man" or "Florida woman" now. There does seem to be a lot of craziness going on down there lately...not sure why.

What's wrong with her having you sign something that says she told you a month ago she's moving? What's the court order say about moving? Even though my ex husband has no parenting time, I had to go through the court to move my daughter with me when I got reassigned. I probably could have done...

No you didn't have friends who had their child support decreased because a new spouse got a payraise. There's no way that happened. SHE didn't have an increase in income. Her HUSBAND did. So yes you are missing the point. Did your ex get a pay raise or did she marry into money?

How is she making more money? Did SHE have a pay increase? If HER paycheck has changed then you can file to modify based on HER paycheck. But you can't based on his. That's how it works. If you have a change in your income that you are making less you can ask for it to be reduced. Or a change...