With no court order in place can only one parent make decisions?
Since there is no court order you, in theory have equal decision making rights. However, if the children are residing primarily with their father...
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Since there is no court order you, in theory have equal decision making rights. However, if the children are residing primarily with their father...
Yes, I agree you need to retain an attorney. Unfortunately, without knowing more about your situation it will be hard to give you much advice. ...
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It is not easy to do what you ask. The burden will be on you to show the duress and coercion. You will definitely need to meet and retain new and...
Unless your agreement provides otherwise, as far as child support if he still lives in the state where you were divorced, then that original state...
I'm not sure what your question is. Are you asking will it affect your marriage, your right to be with your children? Why do you have to take a...
You may need to negotiate a modification of the parenting schedule. You should retain an attorney to guide you especially since you have other...
If you have an attorney, they will know how to handle this for you. The basic idea often used is that you do sign the documents and a copy is...
Given the age of your daughter, I don't think that she can compel a paternity/DNA test. She would need a court order and it will likely be...
I agree it all depends on what is in the settlement agreement or if there was a decision by the court after trial. If it is not clear you should...
The attorney for the children (AFC) will usually speak with both parents. So if you don't have a call/appointment scheduled I would email or leave...