If Teresa's daughter is my daughter's mother, what am I to Teresa?
Simple. Let us break the sentence down.The girl Theresa's daughter has is my daughter, so I must be a man to have a daughter with a female child of Theresa. Teresa daughter is then my wife. Therefore, the mother of my wife (Theresa) would be my mother-in-law.
If Theresa's daughter is my daughter's mother, what am I to Theresa?
Let's say Theresa's daughter is named Emily.Let's add the name of Theresa's daughter in the sentence.“Theresa’s daughter, Emily, is my daughter's mother. Who am I to Theresa?”Let's replace “daughter's” with “Anna's”“Theresa’s daughter, Emily, is is Anna's mother. Who am I to Theresa?”Theresa's daughter is Emily, and Anna's mother is Emily.Now we can use the information and make a family out of this:Grandmother= TheresaMother=Emilyfather= ?Daughter=AnnaWho is the narrator of this sentence? The narrator of this sentence could be Emily. But if Anna has a father, he could be the one referring to his wife Emily as Theresa's daughter and his daughter's mother. Theresa could be his mother in law. So there are 2 answers to this question. It could easily be Emily, but it's less likely because no one would really refer to themselves as if they are talking about someone else. It is most likely Theresa's son in law, because it makes more sense for him to be talking about his daughter and the mother of his daughter (his wife).
If Teresa's mother is my daughter's mother, who is Teresa to me?
Teresa can be your son or daughter.. we can assume two cases as per Teresa's gender..Case 1: if Teresa is a male..n you are a male/female.. then {Teresa's mother=your daughter's mother}. therefore Teresa n your daughter are siblings. Hence Teresa would be your son.Case 2: if Teresa is a female..n you are a male/female.. then Teresa's mother is also the mother of your daughter.. therefore Teresa n your daughter is the same person. Hence Teresa would be your daughter.It doesn't matter what your gender is. But Teresa's gender is required to answer this question.So According to this question .. Teresa is either your son or your daughter..
My daughter's mother isn't letting me see her, it's been over a month. We have a court case in March, and I'm looking into an ex parte. What can I do?
See a lawyer.The question already supposes the logical procedural option (if there is no order already in effect); such ex parte applications are also variously known as emergency custody petitions, motions for temporary injunctions, petitions for special relief, and the like.Whether or not your court will find this "emergent" or not isn't something I can answer. A hearing set for March might well be seen as soon enough, if no immediate harm to the child appears. It's possible that the other parent thinks you're 'unfit' for some reason and you need to be prepared to respond to whatever gets thrown at you. There are probably as many different standards by which such a petition would be evaluated as there are judges with the authority to evaluate them.Procedural requirements likewise are all over the map.For this reason (as well as those in my 'disclaimer') the only really good answer you can get to this question is from a lawyer familiar with custody practice where you are.
My mom acts like she is my daughter's mom?
"you can't wear a bikini till your 16" -"(daughter) and I will talk about it when the time comes!" "Don't give her baby food" She does it anyways Take the spoon out of her hand and throw out the jar. Tell her how you feel. "mom, I appreciate how much you care about (daughters name) but she's my child and I'll make the decisions. I need to know you respect me as her mother until I can trust you to babysit"
My daughter's mother allowed her to miss 50 days of school!!!!?
Missing 50 days of school is totally unacceptable unless she has a doctor's verification that the child was too ill to attend. If that was the case, you should have been informed. I would contact your lawyer and get to the bottom of this. I am sure this information would be imperative if there is a custody battle going on. School may not be helping you because the child's mother has instructed them not to reveal any information to you. You need to find out about this, as well. Have your lawyer handle this information and bring it to the judge. If she is in the wrong, she will find out very quickly. Her actions could be jeopordizing her custody of your little girl and she needs to understand that. Children shouldn't be used as weapons against the non-custodial parent. It is unfair and makes so much stress in the life of a child who doesn't quite know how to handle it. She wants both of her parents and should not be put in this situation ever. I hope you have a good lawyer and a sensitive judge. Good luck to you.
My daughter's boyfriends mother is texting my?
She's just an overly defensive control freak. Hopefully your daughter's boyfriend doesn't carry these traits. And that's not right of her to do; so give her a warning. "Is there a reason you're texting my daughter?" "Do you feel more empowered when you're behind a screen?" "Are you the one dating my daughter? Oh, you're not? Okay then, leave my daughter alone before a file a harassment charge..." Or something to that degree. Or, tell your daughter to ignore her texts. She sure isn't acting like an adult; she's acting paranoid and rude. Tell your daughter to avoid her.