when you apply for public aid you will have to name the father and pursue him for support. if you do not, you do not get the aid. he is the one...

for the sake of her desire to be reunited with her children, it is probably best you to be nowhere around her or them.

yes, you may file your own petition. you would be better served with a lawyer helping you.

pursuant to the domestic violence act, the court can and does order child support and other financial relief. however, that order lasts only as...

legally both of you are entitled to the whole amount. absent a court order, you and he are free to come to whatever agreement you want. presumably...

can you? of course. but what is the harm of parking in front of the house next door rather than your house? i doubt the police will do anything...

first decide what is your goal? to get your child returned to you? to consent to guardianship in someone else? to consent in adoption by someone...

when you get married, if your child support is court ordered, do a motion to vacate that order and dismiss that case. attach a copy of the marriage...

if you have children together, you do, you have to communicate with each other. if he is to send you receipts that you owe a piece of, he must do...

go to the court clerk. get a copy of every papers in the juvenile court file. interview some lawyers in your county familiar with juvenile court...