Why would I receive a 60 day closure on my childsupport case?
It sounds like it could be several reasons. It also sounds like the notice you received was a generic, computer generated, notice without...
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It sounds like it could be several reasons. It also sounds like the notice you received was a generic, computer generated, notice without...
If her parents have guardianship over her, that likely means she's been found to be mentally incompetent by a court and, thus, incapable of...
No, you don't. Depending on what they are asking you to do, it may be advisable to simply cooperate to end the process, but, if they do not have a...
It sounds like the juvenile case is closed at the moment. Mr. Harrell is right, there is more to this than what you've stated, and the juvenile...
This sounds very similar to another question just posed. Speak to counsel about modifying your visitation to conform to your current circumstances.
I'm concerned about what your current order permits, with respect to visitation, as you say that he violated the order by letting you see the kids...
Entry or execution of the order would be two different ways of saying the same thing. Whatever it is he needs to do, he should do within 60 days...
The father is entitled to service and, if he objects, you cannot do it.
Bigamy is not your concern. He could be charged, yes, but that isn't going to help you. You need to get divorced. If he lives in North Carolina,...
Consult with your attorney in Virginia concerning the pending action there. As Mr. Oxendine said, if it is active, it is not likely you can move...