You only get credit of payments made since the petition was filed. Hopefully all such payments were clearly marked "child support" (or words to...

The answer is yes, you should submit an address confidentiality affidavit as well as a proposed confidentiality order. If the Father wishes to...

The first thing I'd suggest is to e-mail the other side to note that you haven't received anything & when you can expect it (perhaps they sent it &...

So long as the pro bono attorney is your attorney of record, generally s/he needs to be the one to do all court filings. If s/he is refusing to do...

Ultimately it's the father's obligation to make sure his employer deducts the correct amounts. Thus, your remedy is to send an e-mail/letter to...

Ultimately it comes down to a game of chicken or who blinks first. If you're not agreeable to his proposal & he's not agreeable to yours - and...

You can file the paternity petition now - and then if while the case is pending you physically separate from him, you can proceed on your support...

"Abandonment" is either grounds for a divorce or to have the children adopted. It isn't really applicable in any other context, though same is a...

Your remedy is to file a paternity petition & request a DNA test via the courts. If it comes back that you're the father, you can then proceed to...

One cannot know the answer to this question without a review of the order as well as a review of your payment history. Thus, it's recommended that...