No doubt your husband, through his father, is trying to shake you up. The question is whether he can succeed, with his father's help. The answer...

You might need a lawyer's help to get this done. However, you should be able to serve the Earnings Withholding Order (EWO) on the companies and...

Will I be made to pay child support because I signed the affidavit? Or can I have my name removed from Birth Certificate?

Under Maryland law: (1) An executed affidavit of parentage constitutes a legal finding of paternity, subject to the right of someone who signs to...

What should be his next step?

You have many questions, some about paternity, and some about child support. Your spouse needs to sit down with an attorney, and soon, so that he...

Can I get full custody, change last name, and remove from birth certificate?

Can you get full custody? Probably, but not without a lawyer's help. If the other parent's whereabouts are unknown, you will have to take certain...

Can I sue someone for failing to pay a debt they agreed verbally to pay?

You should get help from an attorney right away. Your informal, unwritten agreement is almost certainly unenforceable -- unless you have an email...

Does ex-husband has rights to change any info in children's doctor office, when I'm the one paying for the insurance?

Let's review: You share custody. He takes the children to the doctor. Health insurance is being provided through your employer (but he is paying...

How do I keep my baby safe?

An experienced custody lawyer can help you. There are several options going forward: 1) Deny the other parent access -- and take the risk that...

CAN I FILE FOR CHILD CUSTODY AND THEN A MONTH LATER FILE FOR DIVORCE AND BOTH CASES WILL BE TREATED AS ONE

First, the short answer is "Yes." You can file for custody and then, later, amend your complaint to add divorce. No problem. However, based on...

Is there anyway I can get this stopped since both parties live in Maryland have resided in this state for the last 10 years?

You should see a lawyer immediately. It is very likely that the order can be modified to terminate child support. Under Md. Family Law § 10-352:...