If a divorce agreement states that the parties must agree on the need for additional expenses can the court order one to pay?
You are not obligated to pay expenses currently if there is no court order.
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You are not obligated to pay expenses currently if there is no court order.
I suggest contacting local family law attorneys to see if they can help you modify custody.
You may have a claim for grandparent visitation and perhaps even custody depending on the situation. I suggest retaining a local family law...
It will not go away and it can definitely appear on a background check.
As counsel stated, if there was no ordered support, you would not be able to motion for anything now.
I'll answer your second question first. You were established as her legal father 12 years ago, otherwise you would not be paying support. Legal...
I agree with counsel. If the police won't help you enforce the order, you will have to start something back in court.
I don't exactly understand your situation, but if you're asking how likely it is that you are able to leave the state with a child whose father is...
I suggest not worrying about who's wrong and focusing on what needs to be done now to help the child.
It sounds like there are a lot of particular facts to your situation. I advise retaining legal counsel if you can.