Can i give custody of my children to my niece or brother??

No, simply sending the kids to your relatives won't stop anything. If she wishes to take you back to court, she can do so. BUT, she'll have to...

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I was in an 11 year marriage. upon my divorce the alimony was left open, which kept him taking me back to court every year.

I'll be honest - this is a tough call. I fully realize that many people can and do take their ex's back to court years after the fact to try to...

My exhusband is retired can he take me back to court to get the child support payment reduced

If he now makes less than what was used to calculate your support, yes he can. And, he'll be successful.

In Arizona, if I have no custody order, and father of child is in prison, can I file for his termination of parental rights?

If there is no custody order, you currently have SOLE legal and physical custody of the children. He has no rights to the children at all. So, if...

If I go for child support does that mean my daughters father has to be part of her life? does he gets the rights to her I have?

Does he "have" to be a part of her life? No. BUT, if you pursue child support, then you are admitting that he is the father. As the father, he...

How to obtain paternity after 11 years for a child?

The one thing you don't mention is how your husband has been paying support - informally or through a court order? If there is a court order, then...

I cant get my sons father to leave my house

Call the cops and have him removed from your home. Be prepared, however, for him to carry through on his threat and not pay your bills. You'll...

You are in the right here, assuming you can PROVE your allegations. Take him back to court to get the custody order modified - the court can order...

My ex and I have JOINT LEGAL & JOING PHYSICAL custody. Do I have a right to find out if she is really paying a sitter?

Yes and no. The government support office cannot disclose that information to you. BUT, if she is attempting to use this alleged expense to alter...

Can I move out legally in Texas at 17?

You are NOT an adult at 17. Neither the age of consent nor the age of majority in TX is 17 - it is 18. While you may be able to avoid prosecution...