Can i file for child support through child support division or do i have to go back to court

Yes, you can file for child support through the child support division. However, even through that method, you may have to go back to court. ...

Marriage/ Paternity/ child support questions.

Your situation is even more complicated than you realize. Because you and she were married when the child was conceived (and presumably when the...

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Is suing my husband for fraud if I believe he married me only to get himself and his FOUR children into America win-able?

It isn't very clear what your goal would be. If you are seeking monetary damages, suiing for fraud would be your only remedy, but may be a...

My e-wife has remarried and has a job. I am unemployed and can't use Legal Aid because of conflict of interest. Why?

There are so many possible causes of a conflict that your question cannot be answered in this forum. Only the agency that said there is a conflict...

Will a judge make me change my daughter's last name to her father's last name?

It appears, from the wording of your question, that you and the father are not married. If that is true, a positive DNA test result is not,...

How do I fie a state to state change of venue for a family law case

It appears that you want to either modify your MO divorce or require any contempt actions to be filed in GA. Either way, the way to change the...

You have asked multiple questions. Your first question, "What are the penalties for a violation of Custody and Visitation Order" does not have a...

How do i stop child support payment to the mother if i have my son

The answer to your question depends on information that you have NOT provided. Namely, the nature of your current (legal) relationship to the...

Do we need an attorney

No, you do not need an attorney since there isn't a current case being litigated. If your fiancé's mother files a request for visitation, you...

After years do I still have rights to my child in the state of GA?

You may or may not currently have rights to your child (dependent on Florida's laws regarding paternity of a child born out of wedlock). In any...