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Another option to you would be to contact the Department of Children and Families. You could be placed with a foster parent who is accepting of you being gay until you turn 18 and finish high school.
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Depending on the content of the texts, it could be considered stalking and you may be able to bring charges against him. The first step is to call the police and get a report written. Once the report is written, the police will forward this to the state attorney's office. The state attorney will decide if your ex is violating any laws.
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Unless you and the father of your child were married at the time your son was conceived, your child's father has very little rights to your son. Until a Petition to Determine Paternity and for Related Relief is filed, the father of your son has no rights to visitation. I imagine that child support was entered though the Department of Revenue. The Department of Revenue only handles financial issues, and does not handle timesharing, parental responsibility, or visitation. If your son's...
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You would have to get emancipated, then your parents will not be your legal gurardians anymore.
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The only way that he could have any rights to a child that is not his would be if he adopted the child.
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2 years but only if you weren't absent from the state (ie didnt flee). If you lived in florida, had a job here then the statute of limitations has expired because the theory is that you could have easily been served with the warrant. Once you leave the state, the statute of limitations is tolled
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You say you agreed to get divorced, but you didn't say if you actually got divorced. The first answer is correct, if you have a final judgment that states she has majority timeshare, the burden is very high. However, if the divorce has not been filed or is not finalized, you could still request equal time. The same goes for the support you have been giving her. If it is court ordered, you can't just stop paying it when you have the child for the summer. If there is no court order, you are...
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You should ask this in medical malpractice or personal injury, but I believe your time has run out to file a wrongful death action.
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You were married after he retired from the military, so his pension was earned prior to your marriage, and you would not be entitled to any portion of it as equitable distribution of an asset. However, if he is receiving pension payments, it would be considered as income to him when determining any alimony to be paid.
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If the other party has filed an Answer to your petition, you must file a motion for leave to amend your petition. Essentially, you have to ask the court's permission first. Usually it will be granted. You should attach the amended petition to the motion, and yes, you should include all of the old information from the first petition with the new stuff.
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