How do I give my husband, my children's stepfather Power of Attorney while I am out of state?

You can get with a lawyer and request a POA be drafted for you doing what you want. Then sign it. It will cost a few hundred dollars, perhaps.

What can I do? Should I seek legal action?

Write and demand this be resolved. If it is not, you can make a claim with the labor commission. Or eventually sue. But there are consequences with...

Legal authority over father with dementia upon spouses death?

If dad already has dementia, then mom now, and you later, will need a formal guardianship/conservatorship order from court. Dementia could make his...

Can someone go the post office and ask if i still reside at address or if a change of address has been put in?

Yes, but odds are that they will get no response. Still, he could lie and/or be convincing and get that info. Which honestly can be found by paying...

Can I take a divorce in USA?If I am indian and marriage in India.

Yes. You do not have to have been married here to divorce here. you only need to meet the residency requirements of the state where you divorce....

Can I get in legal trouble for spanking my 4 year old?

Yes. Instead, consider no bare bottom, using a hand, or even other forms of non-physical punishment. In today's climates, such things can become...

It depends on what you may need to do. That may be fine to get them in school, and perhaps for health care as well. But, any provider can chose to...

How can I obtain a title for a mobile home if the person is deceased?

Did you record it anywhere? You may have had the only originals. If so, you may have no choice but to take the family to court over the issue so...

How much in child support could I get if childs father doesn't have a job?

Well, you have no easy answer here. He can get imputed (assumed to make) minimum wage, at least. You can show he probably makes more by showing his...

How to get supervised visitation?

Unless he has a court order about his rights, he has none. So you can tell him to stay away, etc. Yes, you can then take him to court for paternity...