What are my options
As indicated by others, it is imperative that you consult with an attorney before doing anything. Not only wil the attorney have to review the...
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Family Lawyer at Monroe, CT
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As indicated by others, it is imperative that you consult with an attorney before doing anything. Not only wil the attorney have to review the...
This definitely does not sound right and there is plenty of case law (as of my last research on the issue) that states overpayment of child support...
Not sure if you are talking about legal custody (the right to make major decisions concerning you) or physical custody (where you actually live). ...
If there are no orders, there is nothing preventing you from moving. You should give him notice of your intent and new address so long as there...
It's very difficult to give you a complete answer based on the information provided and given this type of forum. The short answer is that you can...
It is unclear whether or not you have a court ordered schedule in place or just an agreement between you and the other parent. Absent unusual...
Yes you can certainly bring this up as it would be an important consideration for the judge and other court personnel who might be assisting with...
Once you file for separation or divorce the automatic orders that going to affect will prevent her from doing this without violating the court...
I also suggest documenting his interaction and non-interaction on a daily basis. I usually suggest that people keep a blank calendar solely for...
Your non-work status should not be a factor in any custody decision. The fact that you have been the primary caregiver or for your child will...