You need to get an attorney. The treble damages would come from a claim of unfair and deceptive trade practices. Take this seriously. You need to...

There is no criminal charge for this. This would only matter in a custody action. Consider letting go and moving on.

If she hasn't been served they will continue the case. You will be subpoenaed if you need to be in Court.

You cannot sue Duke for this. Consider legal action against your nephew instead.

For an infant, the idea of 50/50 is a little strange. However, most of the state's judges assume 50/50 as reasonable for most instances. Custody...

Yes. The interstate compact works with all states and they will find out eventually.

For a criminal case, there are typically two files. The official file with the clerk and then the file that the DA will have on the case. Things...

Speak to a family law attorney that is licensed in both SC and NC. This shouldn't be that hard to find in Charlotte. This is your best case...

DSS cannot override a Court order, but it sounds like in this case the order didn't address your visitation. The cautious route for DSS would be to...

Ask this question in SC. There is no lawsuit to be filed in NC.