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Nope. Nothing you can do. That's life. Sometimes it sucks and kids suffer. However regardless of DNA YOU are that child's father. YOU raised that child. YOU are all she knows. So you better not go around saying to her "I'm not your dad" because you are her dad. If she wants to try to get info...

Until you modify the parenting plan you have to abide by it. You don't get a choice. Your kids probably see more "inappropriate" behavior at school and online than they would at their dad's. If he didn't tell you he was coming to get them then that's not your fault. That day. But if he asks...

He doesn't have to help you pay for an abortion. Abortion is YOUR choice. He only has responsibility if you give birth and keep that child. Then once his paternity was established he would be on the hook for child support. If you want an abortion get the money yourself. You and he sound like...

If there is a child support order, any money would go to your mother. Not you. You cannot sue him for child support but your mom can take him to court for contempt. You better find another way to pay for college. Your mother nor you is ever going to see a dime of that money.

Did you call the police and file a report? What's the visitation schedule in the court order say? If you are violating the court order for visitation yes he can take you to court for contempt. Perhaps file a modification to the visitation.

Why did you put "dad" in quotes? Does he make it to his visitation times? Is he active in your child's life? Pays child support? If so why would you call him "dad?" Anyway - YES your ex has a say in if the child moves. The judge is going to look at what's in the best interest of your CHILD not...

If you adopted your husband's children then that child of his ex wife is legally not their brother. Legally he is a stranger as your husband's children are legally your children. You need a lawyer.

You can't waive child support in Virginia. Other states you can. Not yours. He isn't going to get his rights relinquished involuntarily or voluntarily so he's going to pay child support. If you don't need it put it an account for your kid until she's 18 and then give the kid the money. Some NCP...

It doesn't matter if you want it or not. The court isn't going to let him relinquish his rights if there's not a stepparent to adopt. The courts are reluctant to do that because many want to avoid child support. The state doesn't want to take care of anyone's kids. So yeah - he better man up.

Hopefully they took your child from your care until you get your life together.

You better get a lawyer. That's the only person who can help you.

Why are you in your son's business? Legally you have nothing to do with this and no say in it. If he has lawyer(s) and he isn't satisfied with the lawyer(s) he can find new one(s). Verbal agreements don't mean anything. She doesn't have to sign anything she doesn't want to sign. Just...

No you can't just sign a paper with a lawyer. Did you find the actual adoption law in Ohio: Lawriter - ORC

Why do people always assume that someone who disagrees with them doesn't have kids?

Rape victims don't lie about being raped but they can lie about the person who raped them because sometimes they want to protect their rapist depending on who it might be.

All that was wrong. You do not write the judge a letter to reschedule a hearing. You know what probably happened to that letter? It probably never made it to the judge. He should have called the court clerk to reschedule so it is HIS fault that he ended up with a default decree. Bottom line...

He said they treat it as a disease - not that it is a disease. I doubt you'll get a judge to order UAs for visitation unless your ex has harmed your child while using drugs.

Yes. If the respondent doesn't show up then the order will be granted.

The court filed child support for me before our divorce was final. It just didn't go into effect until a month after the decree was signed. So wait did he not show up to any of the divorce proceedings? Was it a default decree? Sorry but that is HIS fault if he didn't show up. If people don't...

No - there are kids who don't need both parents. There are some kids who are better off not having one of their parents around them. Some kids have shitty parent(s).