if there is someone else willing to care care of you have that person reach out to your parents to see if they will agree. Without your parents...

they can amortize the income over the cost of the year and divide it by 12 to get the average. They can also impute income too.

I switched the practice area of your question to Criminal Defense so you can obtain the best response possible.

I agree with the other responses. I would also add you should bring the rejection you received from the IRS when you tried to file your return...

The two of you can agree on whatever you like. If there is a signed agreement already and that does not include and he does not agree then there...

I am sorry to hear about your loss. I switched the practice area of your question to Probate so you can obtain the best response possible.

file for custody in the county the child(ren) live in. Note this may open the door for him to all of the sudden demand time with them.

Unless there is a court order stating that said person is not have contact with the child(ren), then the short answer is no, legal he can't "block"...

these are the factors the court looks out when determining what custody arrangement is in a child's best interest: Primary Care Giver - Who is...

If the other parent is denied time then yes the other parent can refuse to have the child go during any time that the other parent should otherwise...