Can my ex-husband take my kids to church when we were bringing them up Jewish?
The first step is to consult your separation agreement to see if there is a anything in it referring to religious decisions or other more general...
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The first step is to consult your separation agreement to see if there is a anything in it referring to religious decisions or other more general...
It depends on exactly what is in the order for custody, the visitation stipulations, and the reasons you have the child and not the mother. If...
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Generally (and that's a very general generally) cohabitation is when two individuals are in a committed romantic relationship that is evidenced by...
As has been advised, the best course of action if they refuse would be a cease and desist letter. But, before doing that, I would try a phone call...
I think Meredith gave an excellent answer, and the only thing I would add to that is to see if he would be interested in attending family...
While it's generally an empty threat, there are occassions where a non parent income can be considered by the judge (but only at her discretion)....
Get a lawyer. NOW! In everything you've described, if you had a lawyer all this time you wouldn't have so much in the air. An agreement would have...
In your situation it might be a good idea to first check with the "lawyer of the day" at the family court. If that doesn't work then see if you can...
Yes, but honestly only because he owns his own business. If he was just a salary employee for someone it's easier to get pay stubs to verify income...
Since you haven't formed any entity yet (or so it seems based on the way you phrased the question) it shouldn't be difficult for a lawyer to set...