Faribault, MN
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Faribault, MN
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Family ... +3 more
You aren't asking a legal question - you're asking a political question. This site is not for that.
Unfortunately, you do not get to decide where you wish to live. No judge is required to take your wishes into account. Unless you are in front of...
The child doesn't get to make any decisions. As for getting your visitation fixed, you'll have to take the mother back to court over it.
If you and your ex were never married (I'm guessing not), AND there is no existing custody order granting you legal and physical custody of the...
You could sent the support directly to the family where he is living, but that will probably cause a fight. Frankly, you should petition the court...
There is no time limit - it's as long as it takes. If it gets to be too long, you can always ask the court to approve it without his signature.
It will last as long as she wants it to last or can convince a judge to keep it going.
Then he waives his parenting time for that scheduled transfer. You are obligated to make the child available at the scheduled time (allowing a...
You indicate that you have physical custody of the child. What about legal custody? Is it joint? If it is, then he would have as much right to...
There isn't anything you can do about it. The support obligation will continue forever because it is repaying support that should have been paid...
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