My ex-wife has given up all her parental rights to our twin girls to a non family member and I want custody of my children.

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Keep my x wife away from me and get where I can go to see my son play sports all the time....

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I live in Idaho. I filed a petition for paternity, custody, child support and the mother's 20 days are up to respond. My lawyer

When a judgment is entered, by default or otherwise, its terms become legally enforceable. But it's not "self-executing" - that is, there may be...

Should my son have his name on the birth certificate or not?

She "used entrapment" to get his sperm? What did she do - rob a sperm bank? Forgive my incredulity. There's no legally recognized category of...

If a minor were to become pregnant, go to another state, get married, and then have an abortion, would the marriage still hold?

I'm not entirely sure what your question is. But here are a few things to consider: 1. Getting an abortion does not affect whether one is...

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My baby momma is trying to keep my daughter from me and she is telling the courts a bunch of lies what will happen to her when

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My baby momma is trying to keep my daughter from me and she is telling the courts a bunch of lies what will happen to her when

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My baby momma is trying to keep my daughter from me and she is telling the courts a bunch of lies what will happen to her when

Probably nothing. Because she's probably not "lying." I'm sure she's saying things you think aren't true. They might even not be true. But that's...

Can the victim in this case plead the fifth and in turn all charges against my nephew be dropped?

You "plead the fifth" to invoke the Fifth Amendment's guarantee against self-incrimination. In other words, it allows you to refuse to give...

No.