What should I do or can I do to try to have it dropped for being denied my right to due process
You weren't "orderd" to sign anything, but you did. NEVER go to court - any court - without a lawyer at your side.
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You weren't "orderd" to sign anything, but you did. NEVER go to court - any court - without a lawyer at your side.
This is the guy YOU CHOSE to have a child with, and the child is as much his as yours. Whatever his flaws may be, he's the other parent of this...
In US v. Hayes, 129 U.S. 1079 (2009), SCOTUS held that a "misdemeanor crime of domestic violence," for purposes of a violation of 18 U.S.C. §...
What do you mean "how is it right"? The state ALWAYS "picks up" criminal charges. There's no other way to do it.
You're asking if something that has already happened can happen? Yes, it can (obviously). Would you prefer to still be married to this loser?
You're going to spend hundreds of dollars to recover a used cell phone? Just call the police and see if they can help. They're free. There's...
If those "friends" believe him over you, then they aren't really your friends anyway. Good riddance.
If the mother is violating a court order for visitation, then take her back to court for contempt.
Each child has to remain where their parents say so. In the mean time, let's hope Alabama doesn't prosecute the pregnant girl for child molestation.
She's not your step-mother, nor is she your dad's wife. She's a roommate with benefits.