My husband has two children's that are not mines he recently went to jail. Their mother have joint custody.
No, you do not have any legal claim to the children.
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No, you do not have any legal claim to the children.
Sounds as if you need to hire a private investigator to find them before you can bring any legal action.
Check with a Colorado attorney for a full understanding of state law. Generally, once the parental rights and responsibilities are terminated, the...
You likely will need to move the Family Court, not argue with child support enforcement, to contest paternity.
Contact those entities and ask them to update your records. It is not unusual for an entity to take shortcuts to perform their tasks. It is...
Power of Attorney, whether general or special, does not normally encompass the ability to determine whether the subject of the power may marry. ...
Generally, the custodial parent(s) is(are) the only one(s) allowed to make such a change. If he has been granted sole legal custody, then he...
I will defer to Mr. Zimmer's understanding of New York law, however, it is not unusual for a motion to modify be successfully raised before the...
So long as there is no prohibition or court order to the contrary in place, there should be no problem. Of course, if the child doesn't come back,...
Generally, all income is subject to garnishment by support enforcement.