What rights does my childs father have if he has had no contact with her in over a year? How do I have his rights terminated?

First I will say there is a significant amount of information that would need to be provided to fully answer your question and I believe you would...

Is there a reasonable time for a property settlement from the court

I'm not sure that this is really a legal question? however, among the family law issues, property settlement or equitable distribution can be one...

Is it better to use a lawyer or go thru DSS to establish child support?

I am assuming you and the children live in North Carolina? if so, then it would be appropriate to establish child support here. However after...

Is this enough to gain primary placement?

It sounds like you have several things going on here. One being child support, and it is not clear whether or not you have a child support order in...

Can my married boyfriend get custody of our children?

If he has truly been absent in the life of the children for years, then I don't really see a judge giving him primary custody of the children,...

My ex-husband & I signed a separation agreement where I had to give up our home I am still on the deed can he sell the home?

It would be important to review what your separation agreement actually says, with an attorney, it is difficult to say without actually reading the...

My daughters father isn't on the birth certificate and no dna test done, does he have the right to file for custody?

To answer as simple as possible, if he is the natural parent of the child, then yes, he may sue you for custody regardless of whether or not his...

Fortunately for you, your mother is not correct. In North Carolina, regardless of whether or not you are married, the natural parents of a child...

If I move out of NC does my ex still have to pay child support?

Is your child support court ordered? If so, you would just need to register your order in SC and it should be enforceable there, no problem, so he...

Are the children considered to be in "my" custody?

To answer your question simply, no you would not be breaking the law if you change the school of the children, however keep in mind that the father...