One parent found guilty of DNA in family court.
There would need to be someone who is married to the non-accused parent and willing to adopt for the court to terminate perpetrators rights.
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There would need to be someone who is married to the non-accused parent and willing to adopt for the court to terminate perpetrators rights.
File a motion to restrict your daughter's contact with the girl or file for greater % of time based on dad's irresponsible parenting.
THEORETICALLY the parents could agree to grant you custody. The parties don't have to be in the same location to make this happen. There would...
It is quite difficult to get a judge to recuse and is highly unlikely.
Minor children cannot grant power of attorney and your son can't grant it for the children either. You may want to look into guardianship, but mom...
Children don't decide. Either the parents or the judge decide. The older the child the more their opinion counts.
You can evict her. .
I'm moving your question to criminal defense. Aside from that I would advise you to go NO CONTACT with this individual.
Legally, it sounds like the dog is yours. Go get your dog.
The safety plan is in place, so if you marry your fiance, where will your child live? You have to chose your child over the fiance.