My question is about my son, age 13, wanting to live with his dad, the non-custodial parent
The father would have to file a new case alleging a change of circumstances since the time of the last court order. I have no idea what he would...
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The father would have to file a new case alleging a change of circumstances since the time of the last court order. I have no idea what he would...
If the case has been dismissed, all prior orders from the case are also dismissed. Therefore, assuming the case was actually dismissed, there is...
Parental rights are not routinely dropped by the court because one fo the parties has a financial hardship.
If there is a court order directing him to pay these expenses, and he fails to do so, then your remedy would be to file a contempt action against him.
The father would be listed as John Doe in the pleadings. After that, an affidavit would have to filed seeking to serve John Doe by publication in a...
You are legally bound by the terms of your current court order. However, if your former husband is acting in a manner that is not in your child's...
Based on the limited information in your post, I don't know if the school district would be a real issue to a judge if there are more important...
Your son can file a case with the Family Court for either custody or visitation of his child. Absent some extraordinary circumstance, grandparents...
You may be entitled to both of them. But, the alimony question cannot answered without specific details concerning the multiple factors that a...
In my area, guardians do not attend mediation, unless requested by the parties. No guardian in my area would ever interfere with the parents' right...
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