Can I get in trouble legally for seeing him and or talking to him?

If all that happened was that your parental rights were terminated, then, no, you cannot get into "trouble" for speaking with your child. If,...

What are child's rights regarding freedom of movement.

I can certainly empathize with your situation. But, there is no "right" to freedom of movement as a minor. So long as your parents are not...

My question is do I have to make her see him and at what age she can she doesn't want to see him for visitation?

While I sympathize with your situation, no child gets to "decide" when or if to see their parent(s) for parenting time. Ever. You are required to...

Does the custodial parent have to allow visitation when the ncp us 1.75 hours late for a 2.5 hour visit?

I'd say no - the 15 minute thing is a common practice simply to account for reality (traffic, got out of work late, etc.). If they missed that...

Is this even legal? Can they garnish my wages for their attorney's fees? It's four times the loan amount that I originally took.

I imagine that amount is the loan, plus interest (at a huge interest rate), court costs, attorney fees, etc. You can certainly ask for an...

What can I do to avoid legal action to be taken?

The short answer is nothing. Suing to collect upon a debt is the method they are supposed to use. Now, as a practical matter, they certainly can...

What can I do about credit card charges made on my card by ex-husband?

It wasn't fraud because he was authorized to use the account. It would appear that you didn't close it. So, it was an open, valid account, and he...

Many times, a "charge" card that is issued by a particular store is considered a "secured" debt (at least by the lender) - they stick a tiny little...

Are withdrawls from an IRA or retirement account considered income in child support?

Normally, support is premised upon a 40-hour-a-week job kind of situation. This is unusual. Since an early withdrawal from a retirement account...

What measures can be taken if my ex deliberately delays paying his % of our kids medical bills?

Here's the short answer - nothing. Yes, you can complain to your support case worker. And, yes, you can take your ex back to court on a contempt...