is it ok for australia to kidnap my three year old minor daughter and then try to keep me from ever see her?
145752
i'm not sure i understand what you are askin here
1161086
No, no and again NO. This involves not only if you're willing to trust your daughter, but also if you're willing to trust this boy whom you don't even know.
469516
Doing the right thing is doing what's best for the child.  Your child deserves a good life and if, as you've said, you can't provide her with that, you did the right and brave thing by giving her an opportunity to get a good life.  You're a better mother than most in your situation.  They keep their kids and then their kids grow up to resent their mothers and themselves for the life they have.  I think you should be proud of yourself, and since you still get to see your daughter, be honest with her about what you want for her.  She'll be proud of you, too!
749166
Australia is very strict on this matter, you have no hope of re'entering Australia before your 3 years is up, unless your fiance' goes to the USA & she comes home married & pregnant, even that is slim. That is a partner/family entrance visa. \nCheck here :\nhttp://www.immi.gov.au
601680
If she moves without your consent, it's considered kidnapping. He's your child, too, and you have every right to see him when you want. Especially since you have joint custody. Talk to a lawyer about that because since you have a court order to pay and see him, she can't just up and leave. Best of luck to you!! :)
717787
I have 2 little ones, and I would think that it would be easier for me if someone took the kids away for a bit.  Talk to your daughter about her feelings, then make a decision.
716966
Explain your situation to the Embassy. They will be able to tell you your rights. Is your husband Spanish? That may be the only factor that can work against you if Spain has laws about leaving the country with a minor. Either way get that girl home. Good luck.\n\nThen it should not be a problem getting her home.
863577
Now how would WE know who is using?\n\nWhy don't you ask him.  You have a right since your daughter spends time over there.  If he refuses to tell you, then get a court date and get his visitation suspended.
250714
The Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction is an international treaty and legal mechanism to recover children abducted to another country by one parent or family member. The United States signed this into law in 1988. Japan is the only G7 nation that has not signed this treaty into law.\n\nTrinidad and Tobago: Signed the Convention October 28, 1999, ratifed or acceded to the Convention May 15, 2000 for which the Convention entered into force July 14, 2000. \n\nYou need to call a lawyer, the police, the DA's office and anyone you can think of if you think your child has been abducted by your former spouse.
64142
Jeezzz...that's alarming.  first go online and check out megan's law.  see if he's registered.  if you already know, call your local authorities and ask them what they think about the situation.  also call any child protection agency and alert them, ask them what they think.  and you can do this all anonymously. You can also contact any state or nation-wide organizations that work with protecting children.  it's good that this child has you watching out for them.  good luck with this.  it can be a dicey thing to interfere on behalf of someone else even if it's the right thing to do.   just make sure you're absolutely sure and all your 'ducks' are in a row so to speak, legally.  \n\npeace.
257325
You should fight to be able to see your daughter. But if permission is granted than you sure as hell don't want to mess up. Don't end up in jail again and behanve and maybe the courts will rule in your favor. And how the hell can you use a computer in jail...
633215
Your story is very difficult to follow.  So, if I understand, this guy and his underage girlfriend want to take your daughter whenever they want.  Unless there is a court order you DO NOT have to hand your child over.  Especially to another child or CHILD MOLESTOR.\n\nSince he is 19 and she is 15, (and was 14), you could turn him in for the contributing to the delinquency of a minor.  And from what you said, she is delinquent.  He's just perverted.  You don't need him in the childs life.  Sue for child support and block his access to your child.  He seems to like them young.\n\nIf he gets help PROFESSIONALLY then maybe some time in the future he may have rights to visit his child.  But until you can insure the safety of the baby, keep him and that wacko girlfriend away.  Make this clear to the judge.\n\nGood Luck
669041
When you say "child", if you mean a minor, then no. If you mean your adult daughter, then perhaps. After being advised of her Miranda rights ("You have the right to remain silent, if you give up the right to remain silent, anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to speak to an attorney and to have an attorney present during any questioning ...") There are variations to Miranda, but they all basically say, "If you tell the police you did it after being warned not to, then too bad."\nOn the other hand, if your daughter is mentally disabled, and provably so, and has been or can be diagnosed with a disorder that would have made it impossible for her to understand her rights, then you may have a case.\nShort answer, get a lawyer. Longer answer, "Get a lawyer now."
1100610
She needs to talk to a lawyer. Unless the court has said that she cannot see her daughter, then he has no right to hold her away from her mother. She can go and pick up the girl and take her to lunch and hang out with her away from the new husband, but she has every right to see her daughter! Go to a lawyer and fast! If she already has one, then have her call him/her. That is what they are getting paid for!
491813
Not necessarily against the statutory or common law, but would almost certainly be deemed contra bones mores if taken to court.  So, even on your private property, conceal your private property, for decency's sake.  Remember you belong to the great Australian nation, even if your ancestor got there for indecent exposure.
643257
Yes, of course your right...Umm since when does a snooty nosed 15 year old girl get off giving adults orders, especially to you whom she has absolutly no connection with. And because she is only a minor, there is no court on this planet that would even consider giving her any custody rights whatsoever as she has no connection with you or your child. Hell, your ex is also in the sh#t for mandatory rape, if he's going out with this girl and doing the business with her. If I were you, I would move away from all of them to give you at least a mental rest, they all sound like hicks and do you really want your child growing up around people like that. If she continues to do this, I think you need to ring the police yourself and tell them about the situation between this girl and your ex, or ring up a mental health team to come out and get her, she sounds pretty bonkers.
25368
Most places are not going to accept a 3 year old.  I am sure she will not understand the concepts of the game anyway.  She will have to wait until she is older.  Until then, tie a ball to the tail of your dog and let your daughter chase it around trying to kick it!