PRIMARY PARENT WANTS TO MOVE OVER AN HOUR AWAY

I recommend you contact a family law attorney who can assist you with this issue. There are several factors you mentioned that may have a bearing...

How would I go about finding my son's fathers records?

I recommend you contact a family law attorney in your area as soon as possible. Actions for modification of custody and parenting time are...

You cannot force a woman to have an abortion. I'm not sure what you mean by "blackmail." I recommend you contact a family law attorney for advice...

Is it possible that my name has been removed from a birth certificate without a DNA test?

Your name may never have been on the birth certificate. In Michigan, a man is presumed to be a child’s father if he is married to the child’s...

Can someone have my name removed off of my sons birth certificate?

It may be possible for your child’s mother to remove your name from the child’s birth certificate under the Revocation of Paternity Act. However,...

How can I remove my sons mothers from my life?

A family law attorney can help you obtain a personal protection order, and can ask the Court to order parenting time exchanges take place between...

I got married in MI April 25, 2014 and then moved to NC June !, 2014 and moved out July 4, 2014. In August 2014 I got pregnant

In Michigan, if you are married at the time of your child's conception or birth, your husband is the presumed legal father of your child. You may...

What are my rights and what can I do to assert them?

Legal custody designates responsibility over major decisions regarding a child’s upbringing, including but not limited to where the child resides,...

I am 8 months pregnant and my divorce was just finalized. He is the father but do I have to put him on the birth certificate?

Under Michigan law when a child is born or conceived during a marriage, the husband is presumed to be the father, and is automatically deemed to be...

I have physical custody of my 16 yr old; joint legal. If I agree to her emancipation is it enough or must her dad also agree?

When parents have been granted joint legal custody, both parents have the right to make major decisions regarding their children's upbringing...