Can I moved out of state with my son without his father's constenst , even though he signed the birth certificate?

If he has not established legitimacy by court order, he has no rights and you can move. That he signed the BC does not change that. You can move,...

If you get a dna test on the child and it turns out the child not yours can you be token off child support?

It sounds like a child support case has been filed and you state that you were not served properly. Presuming there is an affidavit of service in...

Can I have a divorce case threw out myself if I can prove that husband and I have not been living in a bonafide state of sepera?

If you have resumed sexual relations with him since the date of filing the divorce, then you are right, you are not in a bona fide state of...

Living in Georgia, during the process of divorce should the husband move out, are you giving up rights or should you stay?

Either party may move out voluntarily, but neither has the authority to force the other to move out, only a judge in the divorce case can do that. ...

Can my son move in with me?

Where was the divorce order entered? It sounds like that case was in NY, and because the ex and your child currently reside in NY, you need a NY...

You cannot keep any of the tenants personal property, ever. Removing that property to the curb makes it abandoned and "trash." That is how you...

Have you established legitimacy by court order? If not, you have no parental rights. You need to establish your rights first, and then consider...

17 year old trying to move in with dad but he doesn't have legal rights over me, what do we have to do to make him my legal dad?

Presuming your father never established legitimacy by court order, he has no parental rights at all. That he is identified on the BC and that he...

My sons mother dropped child support order at the child support recovery office. Can it be reopened?

Yes she can. If you did not modify the order, you are also going to find out that you were still required to pay pursuant to the order, despite...

"at the first hearing for him to be served..." meaning that on the date of the first hearing he had not been served yet? If yes, then the court has...