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[thesearemylies]

I met a girl last night on the way out of Walgreen's. She'd just gotten out of her car and looked confused, lost. I said "hey", and her first reaction was looking around - not for me, but for someone else. She hadn't thought I'd address her. Then, seeing no one else I could be addressing, she blushed and said "hey". I asked if I'd seen her before

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[harvey501]

wow kinda spuratic in your useage of your livejournal.. and yes i dont spell that well. shoot me

[thesearemylies]

Just a little. I'm seeking help for the problem.

[harvey501]

what problem ...? so like hows tx i hear its kinda sucky.. i know people who live there but then they come to washington expecting it to be rainy and its not .. lol its cooler in the fall i guess. but i hear you guys and the southern area gets waaaaaaaay more thunderstormes.. wich is what i like! big ol thunderstormes.. all we get is this misty shit.. its not EVEN rain! ugh! anyways so hows law and all that.. wich area are you going after. like family or what?

[harvey501]

cause like um if it is family.. i got some HUUUUUUGE questions.. and i guess if you ever take time to read my journal youll know why...i came from an abusive home but with my son im all SO not gonna be like that. hes the calmest happiest baby everyone says.. he smiles lots.. but im scared of some shit my mom might try to do.. cause of somethign called "grandparent rights" do you have a link or rescources taht i could go to and read up on it. its like an empidemic i swear. more than 3 of my friends have parents or the babies dads mother .. (cant say inlaws since they aint married ya know) want the baby. for power stuff. its sick. anyways hate to dump on you but since you may have the rescorces or the idea of the specific place to look. i figure it cant hurt.

[thesearemylies]

My problem is my sporadic use of LJ.

I'm not going into Family Law. Tax is my forte. I'm not sure if my recommendations will help, since laws vary from state to state, but I'll give it a shot.

1. www.parentinglaw.com
2. www.searchmothers.com/mothers_rights/
3. www.custodyreform.com/

I'm no expert, but, from what I've read, as the mother, unless an opposing party can show proof of abuse, malnutrition, or neglect, the case is pretty much an open and close sort of deal. Granted, with enough complaints the state may impose a service worker to "watch over" you, or may order you to take parenting courses, but loss of custody generally takes an actual incident on record.