What are non-custodial rights when it comes to court-ordered reimbursement?
You do if the charge is not valid or proven. You should be asking for proof of the payment.
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You do if the charge is not valid or proven. You should be asking for proof of the payment.
No. You can still have sex with your spouse and get a divorce.
You still need to deal with ACS and go through their recommendations for treatment and testing to make sure you are safe for your child and get...
Pretty high, but it has to be handled properly.
You still have to turn yourself in. Threats of physical violence are arrest-able. Get a good attorney and get rid of the case.
Does your wife agree to the uncontested divorce? If she does then you may not need an attorney. If she does not then you should speak to an attorney.
If there was divorce proceeding he could file a motion to have a dna test. He would need an attorney it is not a simple matter of paternity since...
You may need to report this to ACS it is not merely a probation issue the child could be in danger.
You can decline but ACS may impose further restrictions and extend the investigation.
The defendant could sign a waiver of service affidavit which could be contained in the affidavit of defendant.