You need to make an appointment with a Family Law attorney in your area and explain your situation and get some advice. A lawyer needs to review...

There are no forms to fill out. You will need an attorney.

Any child born during a marriage is legally the child of both spouses. However, because you each have equal rights of custody, you can't force...

If you are married, you and your spouse have equal rights of custody. You are fully within your rights to move out and take the children with you....

No. Signing the birth certificate does not give you any custodial rights, even if you live with the mother.

Even if the court or the clerk of court appointed a mediator, it would still be a "private" mediator and you and your husband would be required to...

The father is legally obligated to pay you only what is in the court order. If child support is all that he's supposed to pay you per the court...

If the mother and child have lived in Florida for less than six months, you could potentially file here in SC. Otherwise, you'll probably need to...

I've never been able to accurately predict when or if DSS will get involved in a given situation. She could certainly try to get DSS involved, but...

Your biggest problem would be going into court and admitting you committed perjury in your divorce case. Joint custody would not be possible with...