What would be my best course of action at this point

Based upon this information, it appears you may have to file an action for breach of contract or contempt (if your separation agreement was...

I have a custody order stating that my children go to their father's every other week. However, my son who is 5 and in

Reusing to send him to his Dad's house, per the Order, could be considered contempt of court. If you believe there has been a substantial change is...

How do I file for child support if my divorce will not be finalized until 2015?

Your spouse cannot file for absolute divorce until you have been separated for one year. Most likely, you were served with a Complaint for custody...

Can I represent myself regarding child custody?

In Order to modify the current Order you must show that there has been "substantial change in circumstances" since the entry of the Order. You can...

Yes, the case can be reopened. Your husband's child support obligation (if any) will depend on the North Carolina Child Support Guidelines. Factors...

Termination of parental rights - can I file the documents myself or do I need an attorney?

It sounds like you have grounds for termination of parental rights based on abandonment if he has not contacted the children or paid child support...

Can my ex wife keep my kids from me?

The way to handle this situation really depends on the language in your separation agreement and whether or not your separation agreement was...

I have dvo consent form I signed a couple of weeks which includes my wife and unfortanley my son is inc.as he lives with her

Dropping off the gift is a violation of the Domestic Violence Protective Order and will have serious criminal consequences. If you have any type of...

My ex hasnt paid alimony for almost a year now. How can i proceed to get this back alimony paid?

If your separation agreement was incorporated into your Divorce Judgment then you can file a motion for contempt based on your ex's failure to pay...

Question about the validity of an alienation of affectio case.

I agree with the prior answer. I'll add that in North Carolina, by statute, you must prove the following to be successful in a claim for alienation...