Can I or do I need to sign my rights over in order to not pay child support?

I agree with the other attorneys who posted here and I would also advise that you obtain an attorney to assist you though your divorce. Even if...

How can a family court judge legally force both parents to jail for a few hours?

I agree this is difficult to answer without more facts. If represented by counsel, then not sure why either party's counsel would not file a...

At what point will the courts agree that this is enough and and unsafe place; do we have a case to get custodial parenting?

If Child Protective Services is not willing to assist on this case, my advice is that your Husband ( and you) immediately contact an experienced...

It sounds like the Court filed the Rule to Show Cause on its own motion in order to find out why one of the parties failed to take the parenting...

Indiana is not a community property state. States are either community property states or equitable distribution states, where property is divided...

By law, if I do not want to see my son, do I have to?

I can't help but feel bad for your son in this situation. He had no control over what his mother did over the past 3 years. Maybe you don't feel...

How can I take non biological father off my sons birth cert

I agree with my colleagues in that removing a father's name from a child's birth certificate is not as easy as it may sound. The best way to...

If we both agree on a dollar amount for child support is that the amount that will be paid?

Child support in Indiana is usually calculated pursuant to the terms of the Indiana Child Support Guidelines using both parties' current income and...

I agree with the other attorneys who have posted. This is not something you want to try to accomplish on your own. The biological father has due...

Does my husband have to pay child support while they are in college? Does he stop paying when they turn 19?

Your ex-husband will likely be ordered to pay child support for all 4 children until each child turns 19 ( assuming they are not disabled, or...