Child custody: Should I file for it now? What do they look at in court? etc..
The putative father (the father you allege as the biological father) has NO legal standing whatsoever until his legal paternity is established. ...
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The putative father (the father you allege as the biological father) has NO legal standing whatsoever until his legal paternity is established. ...
A Personal Protection Order actually supercedes your family law order, especially if it includes the child within the protective Order. You should...
No, unless there is any proper change of circustances that affects the welfare and well-being of your youngest daughter.
Unless you have established legal paternity for her daughter, you have no legal standing to pursue any court ordered parenting rights.
You are required to seek any modification of custody rights before the Court that has jurisdiction of your case (your original court unless venue...
If you have a proper child support Order, you may contact the court that issued that Order to seek an income withholding order for Father's employer.
If there is a receiver appointed to collect deliquent support, the Receiver may seize any available asset to secure support payments.
You must file a Motion to Commence Support within the prior child support proceeding before that Court.
Unfortunately, if Father is ordered to pay support with paternity established within a proper court order or by the Affidavit of Parentage, Father...
Unless there is legally established paternity (by way of an Affidavit of Parentage or proper court order), Father has no legal standing for...