My recruiter told me on tuesday he wants to have a "talk" with me about a discharge from Dep couldnt i just ignore him tillship?

I will direct your question to the military law section of Avvo Q&A.

I am 21 years old this year and have never received child support from my father? Can I still file for child support?

Only your mother can collect child support for you, you cannot. If there was never a valid child support order when you were under 18, there is...

He denied being the father and disappeared four months into pregnancy will he get 50/50 custody

What he wants is really not relevant. First, he cannot have anything without first filing a parentage action in court, establishing he is the legal...

I used separate property funds to finance a very expensive home remodel, can I recover those funds in the divorce?

It depends on the nature of the home. If this was a home that you lived in and own together (your community home), then it is presumed that your...

The only way to change the supervisor is by one of the parties filing a request in court to have a judge order a change. While you might not see...

Am I able to use another case my ex was involved in for child custody for when we goto court ?

Yes, you can get records of her CPS case and use those in your case. There are evidentiary requirements for how to admit the records and it may...

If the house is hers and kicks me out in the streets even that is her house she can do that?

It's also probably not solely "her" house unless she owned it and it was fully paid off prior to you two getting married. If she has made any...

Changed number ?

She is not going to face any punishment realistically, and that should not be your goal. You just need to file an RFO to have the judge compel her...

I'm 16 I would like to live with my mom but my dad has full custody of me I would like 50/50 custody

Since your dad will not agree, your mom will need to file an RFO in court requesting a change in custody. The judge will decide based on what is...

What can i expect on my divorce case?

It means Petitioner is completing the divorce process without the Respondent. The divorce will be finalized and Respondent will lose any rights in...