Legally, am I required to send my children to an absentee parent who has reappeared in their lives?

It would be unusual if all your divorce order states regarding visitation is "up to 2 days a week, upon mutual agreement ," but if that is all it...

Is it possible to just get divorce documents made and we can file it ourselves?

Yes it is. Many law firms will do this for you at a reasonable, flat fee. Call a few and ask about fees, etc.

How do I seek divorce proceedings?

You need to hire a local family law/divorce lawyer and file for divorce. Only the judge can order him to leave the house if he will not leave...

Will the child support get increased?

It sounds like you need a lawyer. Child Support is based on a statutory calculation. Certain factors are included if they exist: (1) your gross...

Ex moved to MA. I live in GA. Ex registered order in MA. I want to file contempt. Which state do I file?

Where does the child live? GA or MA?

Do l qualify for common law status in Georgia?

I agree with the other responses. GA did away with common law marriage before you moved here in 2007. Perhaps consult with a NY attorney about...

What can I do

Are you saying that you were divorced and there is no parenting plan/visitation/custody order in place? That would be very unusual. There should...

How long is gal allowed by court to complete their report on contested custody, If gal cant determine any abuse ever happened?

The short answer is yes. There are many rules that apply when a GAL is involved in a case, and the one you are running up against is that the GAL...

Is my niece legitimized since she was born in 2012,and both her parents signed top n bottom portions of birth certificate?

The Administrative Legitimacy created by signing the affidavit of legitimacy at the hospital only provides very limited rights to the father and...

Can I sue My Ex for Not Paying his Portion of My Child's Uncovered Medical Expenses?

Yes, you can sue. It is a matter of contempt for failing to abide the terms of the order. You file in Superior Court, not Magistrate. You can...

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