I said I wanted to talk to a lawyer but was told don't need to that nothing will be done in court dealing with child support (?)

If she married this other man while pregnant, it is possible he is listed as dad on the birth certificate. If support enforcement is now sending...

Can she legally have custody removed for this child??

Based on what you are stating, Grandpa still has custody. The court is not going to remove the child from a stable home and place her in state...

What are my options? I know she cant give away something she does not own but her will is specific. Is her will still valid?

You really need to have a succession/probate attorney look at the will and see if the provision is an invalid provision.

It's his year to claim child as dependent, but can I still exempt all child care expenses of my behalf since I am domicile?

In addition to what Mr. Hampton has stated, you also need to look at whether the other party is current on their child support. If they are not...

Do I have a case againt my ex?

Your question is not clear as to whether your ex is an ex-husband or just an ex-boyfriend. If you and your ex were married, there are various...

Can i legally move out of my parents house without their consent at 17?

You may want to consider filing to emancipate yourself. If you are able to support yourself, the court would be willing to emancipate you. This...

Can I contest that my stepfather be removed as the benificerary of life insurance and retirement funds?

The person who is listed as the beneficiary will be the person who receives the money.

If i put my name on the birth certificate, will it be left at that

Normally, the mother would have to file a request for support with the court. However, if the mother is receiving services from the state such as...

What can i do to correct this

You may need to go to the courthouse with the excuse for why the child missed. They should be able to give you a new date while you are there.

Current usually can mean that as of December 31, no child support is owed to the domiciliary parent. You state may have a catch-up provision that...