What can I do?

Where were you first ordered to pay support, and what state do you pay through if it's not the same state as the order?

How would I obtain a title for the vehicle?

Has your father's case gone through probate as of yet? If so, you may be able to use those documents and get a duplicate title through the SCDMV.

I've read so much about these "settlement offer" letters, but I'm not sure what my best course of action would be?

The standard of proof is different between criminal and civil allegations. If he was not arrested or convicted, you could inform them of that fact...

Can I sign temporary custody of my son over to my mother without the fathers permission if I've been the primary all the while?

Unless you have a court order to the contrary, he does not have any rights. If he wishes to seek custody or visitation and you were not married to...

You should speak with an attorney in your area regarding what can be done. You may also wish to speak to law enforcement to see if there are any...

How to get an expundement.on a CDV charge over 20 years ago.

Go to the Office of Probation, Pardon and Parole in your specific county and apply for an expungement.

Can South Carolina arrest me for Child Support if the state that issued the order says that I am in compliance with their office

You should get copies of the "home state" documents showing that you are compliant and take them to the Clerk's office and/or to Court with you.

What do I do?

What are your specific visitation rights? It appears as though her father has no rights pursuant to any Court order, but your aunt could...

What kind of lawyer would I have to search for under legal abuse? Filing grievances?

You should consult with an attorney about your rights as it relates to custody/visitation. If you wish to file a grievance, you should contact the...

Does spouse's lawyer have a valid claim? due breaking venue order here in the first place

What you appear to be dealing with is the UCCJEA (Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Enforcement Act). What generally matters under that act is...

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