My child is now 18. Can I have my child support arrears reduced if my child's mother never allowed me to see him
No, your arrears have nothing to do with visitation. It is up to him, at this point, if he wants to see you.
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No, your arrears have nothing to do with visitation. It is up to him, at this point, if he wants to see you.
Sounds like this was filed in Alabama. You need to consult with an attorney there to discuss your options.
You should consult with counsel about committing your agreement to a proposed Order. If you didn't send the Court a proposed Order, they will...
Hire your son an attorney and ask them. There is nothing that you are going to say that is going to prevent the court from punishing your son. ...
You need to be talking to a mortgage broker or a bank, about the mortgage. You need to speak with an attorney about representation in the divorce.
Again, child support has nothing to do with rights. He has to formally file for legitimation.
It depends on your court order. Some orders stop at 18, while others may continue so long as the child is in school. If this is coming from your...
He cannot gain rights by paying child support. He has to file a legitimation action to do that.
What you are expunging is the arrest record. If there is no conviction or plea to the charge you can expunge it. If he was adjudicated guilty you...
I agree with Mr. Ashman. You know what the problem is, you just need to decide to do something about it. Your child's father is holding you back....