If your spouse is dead set on divorcing you, you cannot stop it. It takes two people to consent to getting married, then it only takes one person...

Not that I am aware of. Motions to dismiss are a common part of contested litigation. If it is frivolous, then you still have to file a response...

You can/should file a paternity/child support case against the true father, and you can obtain an order to change the father's name on the birth...

After so long, my guess is it isn't going to happen. Your alternative is to retain private counsel and file the case instead of relying on DCSS. ...

As the father of a child born outside of wedlock you have no parental rights at all, unless and until Legitimacy is granted by court order. If she...

You are required to include opposing counsel (or opposing party if not represented) on all correspondence with the court (no ex parte communication...

You cannot get a default judgment in a divorce case. What you have sounds like an "undefended" case where I presume the defendant was served with...

As the father of a child born outside of wedlock, he has no parental rights at all, none. As such, there is nothing there to "terminate." He does...

No one is required to settle or negotiate or even attempt to do so. Even if the court was to order the case/parties to mediation, the parties must...

It is correct that a school system does not enforce parenting plans, the court does. Your remedy is to file for contempt in the court that issued...