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If he left her a trust in a will, he would have to make someone who will manage the trust and that doesn't have to be a guardian of the child. The mother still retains her parental rights and it sounds like all she would have to do is complete the order by the court and she could file for custody.

Did she have her parental rights relinquished or her custody relinquished? They're different. Your son cannot "will" his child to you. The child isn't property. If your son dies, and the mother retains parental rights, she still has the ability to get custody OR anyone in her family can file...

If you can't afford an attorney, you can request a public defender. No one "has" to hire an attorney and you can also represent yourself, yes. If you did hire a laywer, 2K is probably the retainer alone...it would probably cost more than that when it's all done. Depending on who you use. I...

Defense Finance and Accounting Service > Garnishment > usfspa > faqs Are former spouses of military retirees automatically entitled to a portion of the retirees' retired pay? No, there is no Federal law that automatically entitles a former spouse to a portion of a member’s military retired...

Do you have joint custody as in there's a court order giving you both joint custody? Joint physical, legal or both? If you have been granted joint custody by a court order, and the other parent is violating that court order, then yes she would be in contempt. If you don't have a court order...

This isn't a serious question...is it? Did you use your real name as your user name? How old are you that you are asking this question?

From Google - Idk how reliable this is: https://lawyers.findlaw.com/lawyer/practicestate/native-peoples-law/alabama Native American Resources

Yes Alabama Department of Human Resources handles working with Indian Child Welfare policies/procedures. https://dhr.alabama.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Indian-Child-Welfare-Policy-and-Procedures.pdf And the US government has for decades stolen Native American children from their families...

It's not really always that easy and quite often times, most women aren't believed with DV. I wasn't believed by the cops the first time I reported it. It dragged on for 2 months because he lied about what happened and the prosecutor said it was he said/ she said. The cop who took the report, a...

That's easier said then done when one has no escape from it...and you act like bullying stops once people reach adulthood. It honestly seems like adults are the worst bullies in our society.

So you married her knowing she's "done this before" but that was ok. But when it happened to you it's not cool? Hmm. Just file for divorce and be done with her and chalk the rest up as a loss.

Wait what? So you absconded? And are hiding out? I mean...if you get pulled over and they run you it's going to come up you have a warrant. If they want to extradite you that's on the police there. Why would you even post this on a public forum? I hope you didn't use your actual name.

Just keep blocking them? Or make new accounts and then just immediately block every account you already have blocked...then they can't find you.

No one can predict anything about what could or couldn't happen with your case. Anything is possible - but no one can predict the future. "Could" you get offered a plea deal to a lesser charge? Sure. Will you? *Shrug*. The fact they've added a hate crime onto it, I doubt it. But stranger things...

So this is a device your ex uses and she also lets your kid use - not necessarily your kid's device is what it sounds like since she was logged into her email on it. It almost sounds like it was an old phone or tablet of hers and she clearly forgot to restore it before giving it to the...

Oh well than it wasn't gifted to her at all...sounds like she stole it. Once you noticed it was missing you should have filed a report. See if you can still. Maybe...idk. But that sounds like stealing.

So you bought a ring with the intent to propose, but then didn't...so you never gave her the ring. Right? What do you want for that? No one made you go buy an engagement ring so I'm not sure how she'd be held liable for you not proposing to her...sounds like you're SOL on that ring if you can't...

The one I'm in - I saw one post and in the comments a woman said that it was her boyfriend and as far as she knew they were in a very committed relationship but if that person truly has any evidence about him to send it - but that someone had done the same thing in another group similar to it...

There are FB groups called "Are we dating the same guy?" or "Don't Date Him" and women can post about their experiences with guys they date or were married to - or women post and ask is the a guy a red flag or green flag. I haven't seen one with "millions" of members though. Generally each state...

If they didn't lie about their experience with you, then it isn't defamation or libel. If you can prove they did lie and that it did damage your reputation in any way, you would go after that individual for libel or defamation. Millions? Depends I suppose the area...there's one for each state...