My ex-husband is extremely abusive and is beating on my kids. CPS won't do anything about it. Who else can I talk to for help?

Hire a lawyer, file a modification. Let your lawyer guide you in evidence-gathering.

How do I get someone to investigate a case to identify bribery or something like that?

It sounds like he had a lawyer and you didn't. HIRE A LAWYER.

I am interested in seeing my grandchild. What are my rights. Her Mother will not let me see her.

Is the child's mother or father your child? The analysis is different depending on that fact.

How do I legally collect on a personal loan to a family member that was never paid back?

Unless there was a written agreement between your dad and the cousin about the loan and the terms of repayment, you are probably better off...

Can a "child", over the age of 18 file against a non custodial parent for back child support and arrears?

the money would go to your mother, not you, and only if there was an order establishing child support when you were a minor.

Your son needs to go to a lawyer. He probably needs to sue to enforce the possession periods in the existing order. He needs to be the one...

My husbands Ex refuses to co-parent with him, although they were both appointed joint custody.

Your proposal to let the ex get to know you is sensible and generous. Try it. But the document you have created is not useful. Instead, if she...

Have a step son who does whatever he wants at his mom. He will not go with us and lies about everything to his mom he is 14

His father, rather than you, needs to sit down with an attorney to discuss the situation and options.

My husband and I are going to file for custody of his daughter, can WE represent him or will it have to be just him?

You are not a lawyer, you cannot represent your husband. Your husband should hire an attorney. Your experience may lead you to give your...

Do I have to pay child support to my ex wife, if our child lives with neither parent and does not receive the payments I make?

Somebody needs to hire a lawyer and file a motion. It sounds like both parents should be paying support through the disbursement unit to the person...