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My nephew is technically my stepnephew. My brother's stepson. But my brother has raised him since he was 2. They did change his last name a couple years ago but can't afford adoption by my brother. My SIL is going to try to figure it out because a friend of hers died from complications from a...

Changing his last name isn't like an open adoption. Lots of kids have different last names than their parent or their siblings. My daughter's oldest half brother has a different last name than her and the other two half siblings. He has his mom's last name. I still have my ex's last name simply...

No your spouse would not be accountable for YOUR child support arrears. Absolutely not. The only thing that would affect your spouse is if you file joint taxes and they take the arrears out of your tax return. But I believe the spouse can file something to get their portion refunded. I'm no...

He can't just "sign over' his parental rights. Who has legal custody? The mother? The non family member? That's where you start. You can file for guardianship but that does not give you parental rights nor does it take away your brother's parental rights. You need to go talk to a lawyer or he...

Block his emails. Block his phone number. Block him on social media. That solves that part of the problem. If he wants to sue you, let him try to take you to court. He likely is just blowing smoke up your ass. He's just an abusive prick. If you ignore him he will go away eventually. If you...

You left - you didn't complete the requirement. Anyway go find a lawyer who does free consultations to get a start on what to do.

A year ago? Wait what the hell? How the hell has she had your child for a year? Why didn't you just go get her sooner with the police in tow? When did you file a missing person report? I would think that as soon as you filed that they would have went to the address you had and got her. So how...

See the dozens of other emancipation threads. You don't meet the criteria for emancipation. It is not to escape crappy home lives.

Take her to court and get a custody order from the court with visitation in writing ordered by the court. That's the only way you can get her to stop. If she doesn't abide by court ordered visitation she can be held in contempt. But you have to go to court and should have done this seven years ago.

You need to find a lawyer. You didn't have to sign anything especially a release but you can't put the cat in the bag now.

If you have money I'd think any lawyer will be willing to take on your case.

You need to get a lawyer and stop posting online. No one on here can help you. Go find a lawyer.

How do you know who you are talking to? Could be a middle aged man for all you know or a 10 year old. I'd cut this "relationship" off if I was you. Go out and meet someone in your own country.

If your lawyer is so awesome he or she shouldn't need any help from an anonymous online forum. Also read the disclaimer: "Legal Disclaimer: The content appearing on our website is for general information purposes only. When you submit a question or make a comment on our site or in our law forum...

How do you know she's attached? She's apparently not that old. Okay little girl you need a serious wake up call. I get it you're young and this is your first kid - but you need to realize how reality works and not the fairy tale in your head. There's no guarantee you two stay together - in...

Your boyfriend needs to go establish his paternity in court if he wants to be the father. What paperwork do you think you need to file on behalf of you or your daughter? Go here: Paternity That should answer all your questions. But you need to be worrying about your kid and not the baby daddy...

All unmarried males have to establish their paternity through the court to get any parental rights. Until he does that, he has no rights to that child. Your parents control you until you're the age of majority. Period. They do not have control over your child. You control your child but at 16...

Look for lawyers who offer free consultations and go from there.

Well it seemed there was no evidence, her partner wasn't even anywhere near the child the day of the alleged incident but with the other parent I would think it's safe to say it's a false allegation. "A year ago, my SO was falsely accused of pinching my son's nipple (not brutally, no traumatic...

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