What can I do to recover my good name and losses?

You need a criminal defense attorney to handle the charge against you. As for you loss of reputation you probably do not have sufficient damages...

Can I lose my part of the land even though I try to pay my part and she sends it back

If property is undivided and owned jointly then you don't really own a part of it. What you own is an undivided interest in the whole. You have an...

Is there any way besides filing that quiet claim to clear my title? There are no liens of public record against my property.

There needs to be a clear record of ownership and title transfers filed in the conveyance records of the parish in which the property is located....

I agree with Mr. Brown and Ms. Fischer. You need to follow the Louisiana relocation statute, which can be found cited as R.S. 9.355. It basically...

What can i do? Where can I go?

You need to file a protective order. You can do so by going to the clerk of court in the parish where you live. You can not be charged with filing...

How much information do I need to provide to him? He is trying to act like the caring parent when it is more a control tactic?

You do not have to provide your husband any information except what is required to parent the children. Your divorce attorney will explain your...

As the other attorney suggested, it would be prudent to obtain court approval for such a transaction but it is not required under independent...

Legally, at this point in time, what can she do and not do? What should I do to fix this issue? What is realistic?

If there is no judgment in place then she can legally not let you see the child. You will need to file for custody. You can use evidence of the...

Does Lousiana still have jurisdiction after 9 months of being in Kansas? Why wasn't res judicata applied?

Mr. Hampton is correct on jurisdiction. Louisiana has a relocation statute that requires notice and permission before you move out of state. It...

My question is what is the age that you could move out of your parents house?

I agree with Mr. Brown. You can not legally move out until you are 18. You can file for emancipation at 17 but most courts will not grant it unless...