Child Support Enforcement has no duty to you whatsoever. If you want to be treated fairly, get a lawyer to advise and represent you.
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Do not abandon hope without at least consulting, in person, with a New York State lawyer who focuses on matrimonial law. With a full understanding of your situation, s/he may be able to suggest options that would work for you! *** This is a general interest posting on a public website, regarding general legal concepts. This posting is not, and should not be interpreted to be legal advice to anyone, or to create an attorney client relationship between the poster and anyone. There is no way...
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The court is authorized to modify visitation at all times. The facts as you describe them sound like grounds for changing something. Does your order not specify that he must provide you infromation about his location and where the child will be overnight? If so, then he may be in contempt. You should consult with an attorney to understand your best options in this situation. *** This is a general interest posting on a public website, regarding general legal concepts. This posting is...
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It is based upon the income of the parent(s) legally responsible for the child. Usually this is both. *** This is a general interest posting on a public website, regarding general legal concepts. This posting is not, and should not be interpreted to be legal advice to anyone, or to create an attorney client relationship between the poster and anyone. There is no way the amount of information in a website posting could be sufficient for the poster to provide informed legal advice. If you...
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If you have properly legitimized, you have the rights of a natural parent. What rights are you looking for? If you seek custodial rights, it is best you get this clarified by a court, and not take any unilateral actions. Consult with a competent attorney experienced in this area. Many (like me) offer a free initial consultation. *** This is a general interest posting on a public website, regarding general legal concepts. This posting is not, and should not be interpreted to be legal...
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Regretfully, you do not include enough information for an answer. I would need to know - did you file a complaint? - has an answer been filed. - have you signed a settlement agreement settling all issues of divorce, custody, alimony and child support? Based on these responses, and possibly some follow ups, an attorney with whom you consult should be able to guide you. I recommend you speak with an attorney experienced in this area of the law without delay. *** This is a general...
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Your question leaves too many questions unanswered to provide any meaningful advice here. You say you are "annulled since 2009." Is this when the judge signed the annullment? Was the marriage annulled ab initio? Where will you be delivering the baby? Who is the father? Does he know? Pending answers to some of these questions, you should be able to name the baby anything you like. *** This is a general interest posting on a public website, regarding general legal concepts. This...
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You need to file for divorce, separate maintenance, or some other action in which you can get an Order regarding the marital property, and who has access to what. Until then, you are on shaky ground regarding marital property. *** This is a general interest posting on a public website, regarding general legal concepts. This posting is not, and should not be interpreted to be legal advice to anyone, or to create an attorney client relationship between the poster and anyone. There is no way...
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In order to even begin addressing your question, an attorney would need to know: - How long you have lived in Georgia? - How long has your husband lived in Massachussetts? - How long have you been separated? - Are there children (and where are they?) - Where is the house? Is it marital property? - Do you care to contest jurisdiction? - Where are you with your Chapter 7? In short, your case is a bit too complex for a brief answer on a website. BUT, an attorney would be able to...
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This sounds unfortunate. Of course, it is impossible to judge from where I sit whether your lawyer's recent challenges in moving your case along are legitmate (which they may be) or signs of a bigger problem. I like to recommend that you confront your attorney with this situation prior to taking any action to dismiss him/her. This may be a case of expectations setting and explanation of process ... or it could be that you simply need another lawyer. The other lawyers clearly spell out...
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