Andrea said it all and said it best. I really am just answering to agree with my colleagues and stress how important it is you do whatever you can...

Emancipating a child who has his own child and not having to pay support anymore

the law in Indiana regarding emancipation is pretty clear cut, though the application of it is slightly more complicated. I strongly encourage you...

I am court ordered certain times to see my children but the mother wont go by those times? what can i do?

Can't tell you how many cases like these we get. especially around the holidays. there are several problems/issues you need to talk to a lawyer...

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My friend is in fear of someone who he had sex with almost 17 years ago, he was 18 & she was 14 or 15.

Katherine is right. The statute of limitations is in place so that people don't have to look over their shoulder their whole lives for mistakes...

How does the paternity affidavit work if the parents are married after its signed?

That's actually a fairly detailed question that will probably require contacting an attorney to discuss it further. But, briefly, if you two...

What can I do about a step parent not returning the child upon request

I agree with Brooklyn above. Most will tell you whether you need them or not. This matter will depend on the order/agreement that is in place...

Age 60 divorce likely. Need to see what I am entitled to get.

It is fairly hard to answer a question that general, but you should definitely consider consulting an attorney to discuss the issue in more detail....

Just a general ?

I think you are as right as the previous two attorneys. You generally do want an aggressive attorney, inasmuch as you need them to stay on top of...

Can a father open a childsupport case against the mother if the fathers parents have guardianship of the child?

nope. father is not the one legally obligated to take care of them. sorry. grandparents can.

If a father say he wants his rights taken n I say I want his taken to would the judge sign for the rights to be taken?

I don't believe so. Indiana law requires there to be a father to step in if one steps out. You can't voluntarily terminate all parental rights...