What should be done when your child does not want to live with you anymore but, your custody agreement states otherwise?

First, you should definitely not be trying to handle this by yourself. You should meet with an attorney experienced in child custody...

Can I write a letter to a judge and ask for a hearing to be scheduled?

You should call the clerk's office -- or go in, if you have the time -- and ask how to get a hearing on the petition to modify custody. Be sure to...

Is asset protection the same between divorce and legal seperation in MD. worried about MY asset protection.

You should discuss your situation with an attorney experienced in this area of the law. First, in general, you are not liable for debts and claims...

What happens after I file for a modification of child support?

It sounds like you've already filed to get child support modified, based on the age of the older child. And it sounds like you want the child...

Do I have a right to child support if the mother lives in the house with me and the children?

Yes, you have a right to child support, even if the mother lives in the house with you and the children. This question has been asked and answered...

Where can I file for a visitation schedule abroad and for the child to live here not there

If there is no prior custody order concerning the child, and the child has been living in the US for 4 years, then the US is most likely the...

First, you should get an attorney right away. Second, you don't indicate in your question who owns the house. If it is owned by you and your...

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You should discuss this matter further with your counsel, and ask your counsel the questions you have asked here. Your lawyer can help you better...

Is this threatening?

You are not running into big trouble. But you should not make idle and pointless threats, either. And his lawyer will, no doubt, introduce those...

Can my daughter's father lose his parental right or stay or supervised visitation by not contacting her

A parent doesn't "lose his rights for abandonment," but he will lose his relationship with the child. In addition, a parent's chronic or long-term...