Does my mom still have legal rights to making decisions regarding my father if they've been legally married over 25 years?
Legally, your mother is your father's closest relative.
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Legally, your mother is your father's closest relative.
You may want to file a motion for contempt of the Court's automatic orders.
It sounds as if you have everything you need. If the school needs to see a document, the Court's order should suffice.
It would be a big help if you reposted this and provided more detail.
If the two of you get married and the legal father agrees or a court orders the father's rights terminated, yes.
You may always move the Court to either withdraw or modify the order.
Yes, whatever the Court has ordered may be taken out of a check. Think of child support as a bill that gets paid before your other bills.
If you have not done so, already, you should report the circumstances to the police.
She should hire a good criminal defense attorney.
Yes, you can attend school but you likely would have to report your presence.