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What can I do to protect my family and make sure it is in my son's best interest?

M.'s answer | Answered on February 29, 2016

File a step parent adoption and move forward in life.

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Can I sue a hospital for letting me eat at all?

M.'s answer | Answered on February 29, 2016

Only if they refuse to let you use a toilet thereafter.

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Can I start the process of suing the biological father for the back support before the step-parent adoption is finalized?

M.'s answer | Answered on February 29, 2016

Kick a sleeping dog and you may not like the response. Move forward with the adoption. You'd likely pay the money owed just to remove him from your...

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How should I proceed? Should I try to find a buyer and present it to the bank?

M.'s answer | Answered on February 29, 2016

Difficult case. If negotiations with bank have failed seek to sell it for amount owed and call it a bad investment. Bankruptcy is also an option.

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Is living in an RV appropriate for a short time with my family?

M.'s answer | Answered on February 29, 2016

Who plans to tell dfs? If it is short term you should be fine.

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Will DCF notify correction if they took my refund

M.'s answer | Answered on February 29, 2016

Speak with your attorney or diligently contact authorities until someone confirms where the money was applied.

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So can he adopt him without a problem since I don't know who my sons father is

M.'s answer | Answered on February 29, 2016

A step parent adoption is available. Court may want to hear you investigated to discover all potential fathers before entering a judgment.

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What age is it legal to move out with a friend in the state of Missouri

M.'s answer | Answered on February 29, 2016

18 in Missouri without consent by parents or guardians. Assuming your parents are out of the picture?

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What is my next step? Can the court order be challenged? Do I have to notify the current executor/attorney for the estate;?

M.'s answer | Answered on February 29, 2016

At some point the court will approve or deny your claim and then checks can be cut.

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What can I do to get this off my record?

M.'s answer | Answered on February 29, 2016

Missouri has a very limited list of convictions that can be expunged. Sit and discuss with a local attorney.

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