WyattJ said:
Why not just start warning people what their in for before the Seniors get them....lol
There actually did used to be a few threads .. I started one that was to 'new posters.' WyattJ. You will see after being here a while how frustrating it becomes. This world is full of closed minded and selfish people and it seems they come here in groups. These people either A ... only have a problem because THEY are creating it or B... don't actually want to fix the problem unless they can have it THEIR way 100% regardless of the law. You will see how we, that have been here a while, can predict what the OP will say when they come back after we know they got advice they didn't want.
I'll give you an example of one of the most common and it happens to be a pet peeve one of mine.
Q: My child is 6 months old and her father has only seen her MAYBE 6 times in that time period. Now he is wanting overnight vistits. How can I get his rights terminated so he can't take my child outside my house?
A: You can't. Each state has guidelines to follow for TPR and most of which are 1 year no contact, no support.
(now, mind you this is also where emotion comes into play because we have an OP who doesn't want to foster a two parent household. So they are probably told something along the lines of how they as a parent need to grow up and learn, hey, for the next 18 years this is my kids dad and I should do all that it takes. And make them realize that it has ONLY been 6 months and the dad IS having contact)
The OP will then come back and say how this father is a drug dealer and how he beat the crap out of her when she was pregnant.. ETC.
Now if this was reverlant they would of stated so. NOw, they are coming back and changing things because the answer they got wasn't one they liked. WyattJ... it happens more often then you know.
This is a legal site basically mostly run by consumers that tell things based on their own experiences and what the law states. We don't make the laws and hell half the time we don't like them especially when we're dealing with family law. We just have to abide by them.