Husband baby moma made a report to police with false info, and she pretend her 4yr old was involved. What do I need to do

I agree with my colleague. If the police are coming to your home to investigate, even though you have not yet been charged, you need to get an...

How can I move in with my father who don't have custody over me?

I agree with my colleagues. If you are being abused, you should talk to a trusted adult, and/or make a DFCS report. You cannot go and live with...

Is it possible for dad to lose a minor child if he moved in a girlfriend who is currently going through a divorce ?

The answer to your question depends on the county where any modification case will be held and the specific judge and possibly guardian ad litem...

Are there hardship forms to submit to child support enforcement?

Your last question is the easiest one to answer. Yes, you do need an attorney. There are no fill-in-the-blank hardship forms. Child support...

My divorcee decree is in IL, but i have a protection order in GA ,can i do a modification now in GA?

If the father still lives in Illinois, Illinois would retain jurisdiction to modify custody. You would have to file in Illinois. You can ask for...

CS for my son was filed in Jun and Oct. is court, how long after will I start to receive payments and could I get a good portion

If you have a hearing in October, child support should be set to start immediately, usually by the start of the next month. However, if your...

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Your question is a little confusing. An ex parte order is an order issued by the judge based on information from just one party. Ex Parte orders...

Need a lawyer for family member in TN

You need to repost your question with a Tennessee location. Not many Georgia lawyers are in a position to provide help in a TN case.

Could of committing adultery end up with me losing my children

You need to keep the first things first. If you are being physically abused by your Husband, you need to file for a temporary protective order...

There are as many different "plans" as there are cases, and what a court would approve depends on the facts of your situation, the court the case...