Charge you? Sure. Convict you? Doubtful but hire a criminal defense attorney.

Arrears do not go away. Somebody incurred expense for the child's needs; you can't avoid that.

Evict them, period. Simple enough to do.

He has to legitimate the child in order to get custody.

The Lautenberg Amendment prevents anyone with a domestic violence conviction, even a misdemeanor, from owning a firearm.

No real case here based on the facts presented.

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That should have been addressed in the divorce decree/settlement agreement. If you (or your attorney) didn't ask for it and get it documented in...

You should get a consult with a local probate attorney immediately to get into all the facts.

If he's on the deed, hen he needs to take action to remove his name from the deed--not you.

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