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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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Good lawyer for adoption by a step parent?
I think I am ready to go ahead with the paperwork for T to try to adopt R, without trying to negotiate with d-bag on the issue.
I think he's currently five months behind in child support and is refusing to pay the US travel expenses that R incurred due to us traveling back for visitation (because he has no money). I thought I read somewhere about it needing to be six months behind to clearly show they are unfit, but I'm not too sure.
he hasn't worked since nov '06 and has been living with his parents since then as well. Clearly not an adult in my world.
So does anyone have any advice or a good family law lawyer? My previous atty sucks, so I won't be going back to her.
TIAyou can pm me or fb or whatever.
I think he's currently five months behind in child support and is refusing to pay the US travel expenses that R incurred due to us traveling back for visitation (because he has no money). I thought I read somewhere about it needing to be six months behind to clearly show they are unfit, but I'm not too sure.
he hasn't worked since nov '06 and has been living with his parents since then as well. Clearly not an adult in my world.
So does anyone have any advice or a good family law lawyer? My previous atty sucks, so I won't be going back to her.
TIAyou can pm me or fb or whatever.
Re: Good lawyer for adoption by a step parent?
no recs but good luck Teri. Total D-bag!
How was his time here anyway? What did they do?
No actual experience, but this lawyer is my friend's SIL.
http://kotikandmcclure.com/index.htm