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You need to take your order to an attorney and have a consultation
Greenville, SC
Family Lawyer at Greenville, SC
Practice Areas: Family, Wills & Living Wills
You need to take your order to an attorney and have a consultation
There is a statute in SC that basically says a child born during a marriage is a child of the marriage. When you get your divorce you're going to...
It depends on what your court order said. If it has language about "serving x amount of time, but can purge herself by paying x amount of dollars...
The order usually addresses who can supervise. You can always petition the court as well for unsupervised and/or custody depending on the...
Your mom can petition the Court for the issuance of birth certificates in the state in which the children were born. There may be some other...
Under UIFSA, support is modified where the original order was entered.
Although you are technically in contempt of the order, you should at least go get the drug test ASAP so that they don't make a negative finding...
If he is willing to be the plaintiff, and to show up in court with a witness, and he has been here a year, you could pay his fee and let him move...
Some attorneys can work with you on payment, but to remove control by the other parent you must get a court order to set a schedule
The best option is to at first seek a consultation with local counsel. They will be able to give you guidance and what options you have for moving...