How can I get around a custody agreement with my 16 yo?

What a nightmare. So sorry you are going through this. You definitely need to report the molestation to the authorities.

How would perjury in family court pertaining to the 12 reasons for judgement be handled if it can be proven without a doubt.

It is extremely unlikely that newly discovered evidence not used at trial to refute admitted evidence or testimony would be grounds for a new trial...

Do I have a good chance of obtaining primary custody of my daughter?

A "good chance" is too ambiguous of a qualifier for your situation. You need to hire an attorney in the proper jurisdiction to fully evaluate all...

Is it illegal for me to move out at 17?

You are legally under parental authority until you reach the legal age of majority (18). As a practical matter, though, some local law enforcement...

18 year old fiance is being held against her will by her biological father, can I go get her? If so, what steps should I take?

This sounds more like a family squabble, but if an adult is truly being held against his/her will by force, you can call the police and ask them to...

Do I need to send notice or request to the other party if I am moving less than 75 miles inside the state of louisiana.

You should consult with an attorney in person to have your custody judgment reviewed before making the decision to relocate the child without...

Can I file for temporary custody of my daughter since the father isn't on the birth certificate?

You should hire an attorney immediately to file for custody. Your "signed papers" are not enforceable unless they were submitted to the court and...

You should hire an attorney to handle the custody case. Your attorney would be able to obtain your ex's criminal record and prepare to use it as...

How can I find the home address of my the elusive mother of my child?

Hiring a private investigator is one way. Also there are various "find-a-person" sites online, and many people adept a google can even track a...

FIRST OPTION TO CARE FOR CHILD

The legal term for "confusing" is "ambiguous" and when there is ambiguous language in a custody decree or order, the parties can try to work it out...