It is possible that you would qualify for an annulment, but courts in TN don't like annulments. In this situation, it might be possible though. You should consult an attorney to look at all the facts.

If you have an order setting visitation, then she would be in contempt. If you don't have a court order, but simply pay child support, then you will need to go to court to get visitation. Attorney fees could be awarded to the winning party, but each party could also have to pay their own... View More

No, child support will be enforced no matter how often you see your child.

You should have an attorney look at the facts to see if you can add income for your ex into the calculations since he or she may be voluntarily unemployed.

It doesn't ever happen. Parents fake drug screens regularly in DCS cases. It will not help their case in juvenile court, but I have never seen them be charged with a crime.

It would be hard to get emancipated. The standard for emancipation is that you have to be able to support yourself. How old is the father that he is able to take care of you? If he is more than 4 years older, that could be a problem for him. If your parents agree to allow you to move in with... View More

If they had permission of the other parent to spank the child, then they probably have not broken any laws. If you object to the spanking, you should discuss it with the parent. It is not uncommon for courts to put down orders that prohibit anyone other than the parent from disciplining the... View More

It is not void, but not following the parenting plan can potentially be used as grounds to modify the parenting plan.

You definitely need an attorney who is familiar with DCS and child abuse cases. The fact that your children are crying will not get them out of custody. Your best bet is to be prepared to challenge the reason for their removal to begin with. Also, if there are family members, they can file a... View More

They probably can if the gathering of students was adding to the fight. The reason usually given in these situations is that it is a disruption to the school.

You will need to consult an attorney who will need to look at the court file to see what orders were entered by the court.

You should definitely consult an attorney.

That depends on why they were going back to the spot. If you were helping them conceal their crime or further the criminal actions, you could be an accessory after the fact.

I would consult an attorney to see what your options are.

No, she is required to attend school until she is 18. With her parents' permission, she can be home schooled though.

Child support and visitation are separate issues. A court will not suspend visitation for non-payment of child support. I recommend that you discuss the other issues regarding his inconsistency with an attorney to see what your legal options.

He can try to get custody and will likely get parenting time with the child if he wants to pursue it, but is unlikely to get full custody unless the mother is unfit. She should contact an attorney to discuss all of the facts.

Unfortunately, you don't get to pick. When you are 12 or older, the court may take your wishes into consideration in deciding in a custody case, but the court gets to decide. If you are adopted and you are talking about your biological mother, then she has no legal right to ask for custody.... View More

There is no statute of limitations because there is nothing to limit. If they are coming back to complete the investigation, then they can do that, but you have rights during any investigation. You should consult an attorney.

If both parents agree that this is the best situation, they can file an agreed order modifying the parenting plan. If the other parent doesn't agree, then he or she can file to enforce the plan. You should talk to an attorney.