“Sign over” your rights to whom? The mother already has rights, so she doesn’t need yours. To whom are you going to sign over the right to be a...

Unless he was married to the mother at the time of birth or has since legitimated the child as his, he has no rights at all. He can file a...

If all he promised was to “take care” of you, then that’s too vague to be a contract. That’s like someone promising to “be good” to you. So...

... and your question is what? She didn’t “steal” “your” baby, because unless you legitimated the child you have zero claim to it. The best...

How was this issue not addressed in the divorce settlement over a decade ago?

You can force the property to be sold, whether the other owner likes it or not. Talk to a lawyer.

Did you intervene and tell the police that he was invited to your residence?

Are you in Douglas County? That’s a pretty common bond condition there.

Polygraphs aren’t admissible or even very trusted, so you’re wasting your time there.

As far as the police are concerned, someone committed a crime: Either you committed a crime when you did as your wife alleged, or she committed a...