How do I get my child back from a third party custodial?
You would need to file a motion to modify custody.
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You would need to file a motion to modify custody.
The best thing to do would be to contact the IV-D prosecutor who placed the lien and provide them a copy of the divorce decree.
It depends you may chose to fight the ticket if there are grounds. If so, then you would need to go to court. Otherwise, you may pay the ticket,...
Yes, it may be used against you, but due to the situation he is currently facing it is unlikely to be easy for him to fight your request for...
You may go to the court to access the court file.
It means that due to the new charge they are moving to withdraw your previous diversion agreement.
Yes, you still have to pay. It doesn't matter that the individual with the judgment is deceased, the proceeds still go to their estate.
1. If the kids were removed does that mean that the allegations were substantiated? Not necessarily. Without seeing the 310/311 it is impossible to...
Yes, you can still challenge it within the dissolution proceedings.
Yes, you would need to file for either third-party custody, guardianship, or adoption. Each has their own advantages and disadvantages.