Can a noncustodial parent who lives out of state get his parental rights removed?

If he has not established legitimacy by court order, he has no rights to give up. He cannot shed his responsibility, unless you let him get away...

Take Mr. Ashman's solid advice. You need to, at at minimum, consult with a local family law attorney.

If i get a notorized letter stating father can see child on certain days when he gets the child can he get arrest ?

I agree with Mr. Ashman. The father needs to establish legitimacy by court order and if there is no child support order, the mother should seek one.

Can my ex husband sue me for taking money out of a joint account?

I agree with Mr. Ashman. The failure to include the joint account in the divorce case means it was not divided pursuant to the divorce order. ...

Yes, the CSWS and a new Child Support Addendum will be required. Any deviation above or below the standard calculation will have to be be...

Can a landlord evict you for with holding rent late fees due to apt deplorable conditions. And never had a court date.?

Yes, a LL can evict when the tenant withholds rent. When there are issues with the rental property, this is what a Tenant can do: You send a...

Lost cause with parternity?

I believe you are the same person who posted a similar question, to which Mr. Ashman provided a great response. When married, the law presumes the...

IIs it illegal to pay child support in two different states ?

It depends on facts you have not explained. 1 child or more? 1 mother or more? 1 child support order or more?

Where is the link to go to for my kids mom to fill application to close our child support case

I agree with Mr. Ashamn. The CSE case can be "closed" but that is meaningless to the child support order which remains in full force. CSE is like...

I asked in Admissions if Defendant did all it could in good faith to mitigate? Response was Denied. What does that mean?

You are the defendant, right? You asked the Plaintiff to "admit" that you had done everything to mitigate damages, right? And the plaintiff denied...