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MIP
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Answered on September 03, 2013
Yes. You need to get yourself an attorney to assist you.
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Modification of custody order due to concern for children's safety
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Answered on August 29, 2013
What FOC has told you is correct. You will need to go to court with an attorney ideally on a motion to either change custody or to get an order...
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My children are in foster care can I sign custody or guardianship over to someone without foster care stopping me?
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Answered on August 29, 2013
The court has jurisdiction. That order takes precedence over anything you might try to do
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What can I do if I suspect my ex and his employer are reporting false earning to the courts?
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Answered on August 29, 2013
Just for clarification Michigan does not consider the spouses income at all in calculating support.
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Is a pregnancy enough to lower child support ?
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Answered on August 29, 2013
Once the child is born you can seek to have support reviewed.
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My ex wife waived her right to child support and is now trying to reinstate and collect back payments.
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Answered on August 29, 2013
I agree with the prior responses. She can not deny you visitation legally. If she does you need to go to court to compel visitation.
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Can I fight an Ex-parte extention to a personal protection order?
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Answered on August 27, 2013
You should be able to challenge the extension. If found not guilty that would help but it is not dispositive as to the ppo.
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Can a man Petition for Legitimation if he signed the birth certificate? (with probable cause the child may not be his son)
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Answered on August 26, 2013
He is presumed to be the father. He can get an attorney and petition for visitation. If she asserts he is not the father she can try to ask for...
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In a drug case if there no lab report can charges be dismissed
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Answered on August 26, 2013
A field test is legally sufficient for a preliminary exam. There will need to be an expert analysis for trial. Keep in mind that many departments...
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Can the police charge me with delivery of marijuana if there's no one the marijuana was delivered to and no proof that happened
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Answered on August 26, 2013
Yes they can charge you. Whether they can convict you or not is going to depend on the content and admissibility of the text message.
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