You are free to move out and live where you choose. However, if cannot find other places to live, then you would need to follow her rules of the...

It depends on what the court order calls for and if there is a true violation. If there is a true violation you can file a petition for contempt...

You can agree to whatever you like. However, if you decide to file it with the court, the court could not accept the child support part, if the...

No one can say for certain. It likely will not help your case, how much it hurts your case, if at all, is very dependable.

You would have to submit the request to the court. The court can rejected, but unless the person who is to receive the arrears is on state...

Depends on what your father's protective order provides for as well as, what if anything CPS has done.

If the father will not agree, then file a motion to modify custody in the case that the current order was entered in.

Unless you can prove that this is happening and you can prove this is negatively impacting your child with him, it would be unlikely.

No attorney can promise or guarantee an outcome in court. It is possible that a judge may find that move is not material and therefore change...

Ask yourself that if the other parent did that without talking to you, how would you feel? If you feel that you would have wanted him to discuss...