If you are divorced, you are too late. You should have raised those issues at trial.

In a word, no -- unless her parental rights were terminated by an order of the Juvenile Court. In all likelyhood, she gave custody to you. She can go to the appropriate Court and ask for custody of the child

Child support is a final judgment. A judge can't just waive the interest. see State ex rel. W.M.E. v. G.C.

Supreme Court of Alabama. March 18, 2011 73 So.3d 593

If you have children together she must provide a physical address where the children live pursuant to the Alabama Child Relocation Act

Because I don't know what your contract for sale says, there is no way I can answer your question. The contract should set out that if the inspection reveals issues that should be repaired that you can get out of the deal and get your earnest money. But.... I don't know what the contract... View More

There is no statute on this, but it sure violates the law of common sense. The Department of Human Resources would not smile on such. If you are doing it, stop. If the children are the subject of a custodial order, you should go to court. If you know something about this you should consider... View More

Call your local bar association and ask where you can find a pro bono attorney.

Petition the court to have the employer come to Court and explain to the judge why the employer is not obeying the Court order.

The employer is liable to the Court for payment of the money.

If the child, of whom you are the biological father, was born to a woman whom you later married, you have the same right to that child as you would have if the child had been born during the marriage. The marriage legitimates the child.

You are going to have to go to the court that ordered that he be held and attempt to convince that judge to let him out of jail.

He can go to court and ask that he be granted custody of the child.

You can attempt to change the counselor if you are within 30 days of the Court order. Are you sure this is a final order? If not, you can move the Court to give you another counselor, but don't county on it.

If you can't stop going back to an abusive "boyfriend" the state of Alabama may well decide that you lack the capacity to protect your child. You better choose, and right now, who is more important to you. You are at risk to lose custody of the youngest child.

This is a matter for the Court to decide.

If you and the child's father were married, you have a good chance and making the girlfriend move out. If not, then what he is doing is no worse that what you were doing when you were with him.

You should start by having the father take care of his own legal business. He can ask for relief from the Court on this. As a matter of fact it may well be part of the emergency order.

You can't "leave" a child to someone. You can express a preference on who would have custody of the child in the event of your death. The person who would have a priority over the person you choose would be the father of the child. The only way you can prevent that is to terminate... View More

If child support is not ordered in a divorce, something must justify the lack of support. If you show that you were to have the children half the time and him half the time... and now you have them most of the time and he has them very little of the time, you can go back to Court and ask that the... View More

THat is so fact dependent that there is no way I can answer without knowing the facts.