Do I need a court order for child support?
Yes, you need an order for support, whether or not he files for bankruptcy protection.
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Yes, you need an order for support, whether or not he files for bankruptcy protection.
You can ask, but if the only basis is that he now makes more money or got married, the petition is unlikely to be successful.
None of those are particularly relevant factors to the determination of a child support petition.
You'll have a hearing at which you'll present evidence and he'll present evidence. Who the judge will believe will depend upon the credibility of...
To get a court to modify a custody arrangement requires a two point analysis: 1. There must have been a change in circumstances, and 2. The...
The same way you filed the original statement - always with a copy to the other side and an affidavit of service.
it's not clear what you mean by "pay any portion." If you mean do you have to pay court costs, the plaintiff pays, unless the judge, on request of...
This is something on which you two should work out an agreement and live by it. Taking this to back to family court will be time consuming and will...
It probably isn't fair. Your mother's attorney should know what to do.
Yes. Unless you get the parenting order modified, you can get into allegations that you're coaching the child not to see the mother.