Can you? Sure, you can sue for just about anything. The question you ought to be asking is -should you? That depends on a lot of factors but...

Of course not. Children aren't property that you can just 'sign away'. You can consult with a local family law attorney about what your options...

Assuming you want to limit your options to legal ones as opposed to ones that involve say, baseball bats or worse then if you have a DVPO in place,...

Do you have to pay it - no. Of course, if you don't you likely won't be able to drive in the community depending on how petty the HOA enforcement...

The short answer is yes, it is possible but if so it likely won't be the court - it will more likely be be DSS. These people can be lying,...

When it comes to the practice of law, if you have to ask if you are doing it right - then you aren't. Bottomline, representing yourself if you are...

Unless you have legitimate cause to not trust the other parents judgment and / or have legitimate concerns about the character of the other woman,...

You are a child, so what you can and can't do relationship wise is mostly up to your parents. However, 16 is the age of consent here in good 'ol...

Consult with a family law attorney immediately. And by immediately - I mean as soon as you are done reading this. That's the best advice.

If you are over 18 and don't understand people get setup and go down for things they didn't do on a routine basis, especially here in good 'ol boy...