Does a sole custody to one parent judgment still stand if they remarry and do not go back to court to change it?
Theoretically, it stands. But with a new divorce, it can change in that case.
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Theoretically, it stands. But with a new divorce, it can change in that case.
You need to file for divorce ASAP and get orders to maintain the status quo. If he doesn't pay, the landlord can evict you and children.
Only the landlord can evict him, so stop paying the rent. Obviously, you will also be evicted, so find another place first.
I don't see how where you live fixes a weight problem. Speak to your attorney who knows all the circumstances of your case.
If your fiance is willing to adopt your daughter, then father can most likely voluntarily terminate.
The lawyer who drafted the POA may have a copy.
Custody cases are expensive and can become very expensive when you have a party that uses the system. Your brother may be able to find a lower...
There is no question here. You abandoned nothing. Move back into your home and file for divorce. KY is a no fault state.
If she is not on the deed you can change the locks and/or send her son with her, so she has no reason to be there.
There is no conflict for this lawyer. .