This is a sad situation, your father neglected to pay your mother child support to raise you to the tune of $45,000, now he is attempting to bribe...

Do the state of Michigan automatically put you on child support

If the mother of the child is receiving public assistance on behalf of the child, the State will eventually initiate an action for child support to...

Do the state of Michigan automatically put you on child support? Without the woman consent?

The short answer to this question is that if the mother is receiving public assistance for the child, the State of Michigan will eventually seek...

A judgment was passed against me before the court date?

It sounds like perhaps you failed to respond to the complaint and were defaulted? If you did not respond to the complaint, a default Judgment may...

I am being sued for a credit card debt. What actions do I need to take. I just got a pending to serve process paper.

You should not wait for a Judgment. Not responding to the lawsuit means that you will be defaulted, which would subject you to a wage garnishment....

How do I know if a judge handled the case fairly we were not even sworn in or asked our names

A "letter" to the Court is usually not considered an appropriate legal filing like a formal response prepared by an attorney would be. A "letter"...

My child's father wants to sign over his rights to me.... How can we do this in michigan?

Think of it this way...your child has the "right" to have a father. The child's biological father can not sign off on this "right" unless another...

Is a mathematical error objectionable in F OC findings?

Since you missed the objection period, you now have to file a modification of support, which is much harder to accomplish and unfortunately much...

Time line for custody?

It sounds like the prosecutor possibly opened up a support case on your behalf for child support? Usually this is done if the parents are...

Is child support required in the state of Michigan if both parties in the divorce agree upon not wanting it?

Many of the things you've said here and in your comments indicate that you have not fully discussed this matter with an attorney. Yes, you can...

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