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I have joint legal and physical custody but the mom won't obey court order. How can I get the order enforced by the court ?
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Answered on July 11, 2010
Whenever there is non-compliance with a custody order, the other parent can seek entry of a Show Cause Order, which is an Order for her to Show...
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Can my husband take our son to N.C
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Answered on July 11, 2010
If there is no custody order in effect, you have an equal right to your child.. So, it would not be kidnapping. If you have doubts, then you need...
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Child custody and visitation
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Answered on July 10, 2010
That's what the court date is for. Unfortunately, courts are overwhelmed with cases of parents who cannot or will not communicate or...
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My grandson, age 14, wants to be emancipated from his mother who has custody of him.
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Answered on July 03, 2010
He is too young under Virginia law to be emancipated. You can read my Avvo legal Guide on Emancipation in Virginia for more information.
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Do I have to pay childsupport?
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Answered on June 29, 2010
Yes, if you are actually the biological father. DNA testing has changed the world of child support!
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Adoption reversed by biological father
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Answered on June 27, 2010
Unless there was a legal basis for overturning the adoption (which is doubtful), your involvement depends upon the willingness, if any, of your...
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My 10 yr-old daughter hates going to her dad's because of his wife. What can i do to make her not hate going there so much.
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Answered on June 24, 2010
It sounds like family counseling is in order.
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Do I need a lawyer?
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Answered on June 24, 2010
You can obtain a consultation for $35.00 through the Virginia Lawyer Referral Service. That attorney can give you some recommendations. you also...
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My ex and i have been legally seperated since Feb. If we have been intimate will this void the seperation agreement
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Answered on June 23, 2010
No.
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The non custodial parent clearly violated the 1st right of refusal order by not even asking the other parent. Made prior arrange
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Answered on June 20, 2010
A Show Cause petition can be filed against the party who violates a court order.
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