My ex husband and I share 50/50 custody and he just informed me he is getting re married.

You absolutely have a right to propose your parenting rules upon the new couple. That said, you do not have a right to micromanage how they run...

What are the laws of retroactive child support

Retroactive child support is more rare than a unicorn - it's almost unheard of. If that's what you're seeking, you're wasting your time.

Can ex add extra child insurance whenever she wants?

She was obligated to consult with you beforehand and obtain your approval before purchasing the policy. Otherwise, she was obligated to go to...

How do I get my 12-year-old daughter to take a paternity test?

I'm assuming you have joint legal custody of this child? If so, you can just take her down to the clinic and pay for a mouth swab DNA test to be...

Unmarried father of three. Experiencing two years of battling custody in county and tribal courts. Any way to speed the process?

I'm presuming from your post's mention of "tribal" court that the mother is a member of a tribe and you are not? If that's the case, there's your...

In a divorce case with children, will look at my credit score and maxed credit cards and view it negatively in my favor?

It could. If your spouse's attorney is fighting you for custody of the child, then your ability to effectively parent that child is a relevant...

Someone owes me 70k which he borrowed but now is jus delaying and giving me false promise

Sure, you can sue them. BUT, here are the 2 issues you have: 1. It sounds like you have no written loan agreement. That was very poor...

It will complicate things since the bankruptcy trustee will, in essence, become the other owner. So, you'll need his/her agreement and court...

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The short answer is that you can't. While I agree, technically, with the earlier responses, here's the bald truth about the enforcement of family...

Would the judges grand my wish to move out state of MN because I have no Family and financial and California I have alot help?

If I understand your post, you live in MN, and so does the father. You have "full physical" and "sole [sic] custody." Is that to mean that the...