How to go about a divorce when pregnant with someone else’s kid?
A paternity action may be necessary to establish the legal father of the child. The divorce could be done separately after paternity is established.
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A paternity action may be necessary to establish the legal father of the child. The divorce could be done separately after paternity is established.
You need to start an action for grandparent visitation in order to have enforceable visitation rights.
If she doesn't show up, you move forward with your motion and note for the Court she did not show up and lied about it.
You have no custodial rights until you establish them through a Court proceeding. Mother has all of the custodial rights at this point.
If your current child is not endangered in any way, I'm not sure that a fresh CPS case would begin.
As Counsel stated, significant document review is likely needed. You should retain an attorney to help you.
A Judge has wide discretion to determine income for the purpose of child support.
Yes the other party has been given an adequate amount of time.
No that decision is made by both parents in a joint legal custody situation. If they can't agree, it's up to a Court to decide.
There is not a general rule, however it seems clear the other parent is simply not using the program. If necessary you could go to a mediation...