It depends on whether he has been adjudicated the father or not. Call an attorney for better advise for your particular situation.

Hire an attorney to handle this for you.

If the case worker doesn't support your position then it's fairly impossible to change their minds.

Typically no, but without seeing the documents we won't be able to advise you here. Call a local atty for a quick consult.

No, the judge has ordered mediation, which means she/he doesn't want to have a hearing. The good news is that most everyone is doing mediation via...

If you don't show for a subpoena, you can be arrested. A subpoena is not a request, it is a demand.

You can contest any pleadings.. You need to get a judgment for the owed child support and get an attorney.

Request a DNA test and if you are the father you will have to pay CS. You will also want to change the birth certificate. Just plan on a full...

If it only has ex-wife's name then she would have to evict you. If it has both Husband and ex-wife he can evict you, but that is a process. You...

There is case law from the early 1900's that indicates that KY Courts can emancipate minors, however, you will need a clever lawyer to figure out...