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Great post!! I have a not so pleasant memory of something of the same from my child hood. My mother had someone become mad at her and so to retaliate they decided to make a false report to CPS and they searched all four of us children just the same, only to find out there was no abuse. I...

Oh how could I forget the most important thing of all... Get EVERYTHING in writing if you do negotiate anything to be different than what your current lease says.

It may not be the idea situation when buying a home, unless they plan to buy it as investment property, then it is perfect because they don't have to find a tenant after they buy it. If they plan to live in it and don't want to wait, sometimes new owners will offer "cash for keys" in that they...

If you filed for custody, it would be very hard for you to have a chance of winning at all. If you are that concerned about the child, and it sounds like with good reason, I think the first step would be to make a complaint with CPS in the jurisdiction where they live. If CPS substantiates...

If you and her AGREE that she is to remain and you are to leave, the first thing I would do is ask the landlord if all parties can agree to a solution of removing you from the lease. If the landlord and the wife agree, please get it all in writing. I learned my lesson with my first marriage...

Wow, not sure how I could have read that so wrong. I'm sorry and thank you for correcting me.

Just contact the clerk of courts in you county and they will instruct you on what to do.

That makes sense. That's why I think she would be best off seeking help from a lawyer.

I meant to say call the clerk to find out the process of filing so you can file and get a hearing date.

I am not a lawyer, but I assume no matter what you have, the judge is the one who decides that it is enough or not. You most certainly have the right to present what you have though. What I would do is file the motion of modification and you can call the clerk of the court who handles this in...

Lonely, you my friend are wrong. My Cousin went through something similar a few years back. Difference is was there was no baby involved. He was dating a girl who was 16 and he was close to 20 I think at the time she was 16.(they dated for 4 years after all this mess). Her parents pressed...

Yeah to obtain emancipation you will have to show how you can support yourself, and the support of the babies father would not be taking into consideration. JHarris may be right though. Couldn't hurt to speak to an attorney who specializes in family law.

You have the right to file for modification of visitation and or custody at any time, as well does the father though. Just be prepared to back up your claims at the hearing if you file for modification of the visitation order.

I disagree that he can not adopt her with out the father agreeing. You will need a very good lawyer and it would not be cheap, plus there is no sure way to know the judge would rule in your favor. It would have to be proved how and why it is in the child's best interest and what makes the...

It could also help to let her know that this is the only way to get a new roommate and let her know that is the only way you can continue to stay in the apartment. Also, if you don't soon find a resolution, the landlord will evict you both and will sue you both for rent owed.

Perhaps you could contact the former roommate and tell her you will forgive all the rent you paid for her if she will simply sign off the lease because it isn't likely you will ever see a penny anyways. Further you could present the option to the landlord that you find a new roommate to sign on...

you're probably right, thanks for the correction.

Generally when a custodial parent wishes to relocate a child out of state, the court and noncustodial parent must receive 30 days notice prior to the move, and the noncustodial parent has the right to file an injunction with the courts where both parties will present their reason for or against...

Also, It could be a good idea for him to request that a Guardian Ad Litem be appointed for the children.

A few months ago, I asked for advice on behalf of my wife and an issue with her ex husband and their daughter, and much to my surprise, most of what I got back was the same crap about it wasn't my business. Obviously, I knew this and just wanted to pass along the advice given but unfortunately...