First, you and your fiance need to get married and after a year you can file for the adoption. It can be expensive.

Short answer, NO. A minor cannot petition the court to overturn the adoption or regarding any other allocation of custody.

There is nothing to indicate that your marriage is not legal.

You should contact local law enforcement. Once the child is returned, if the family would let this happen again, you could speak to law...

Usually a pre-trail is to allow the Magistrate/Judge to make sure all the parties have been served, to ascertain what the issues are along with...

No, only a stepparent can adopt (which would preserve your rights). Your sister and her husband could adopt your child, but that would terminate...

If she is in fostser care, she should be discussing her concerns with her case worker and GAL. There are people in place to help protect her and...

As the previous attorney indicated, this is a complicated issue. Usually the POA has to be filed with the Juvenile Court. As far as enrolling in...

You certainly can monitor the calls. He has no rights to custody or visitation, and would need to seek those in court.

The only way you can be emancipated in Ohio is if you get married. Otherwise, your parents or whoever holds custody makes the decisions regarding...