if the visiting parent cancels, there is no obligation on the other parent to reschedule. however, who does not rescheduling hurt? the children. ...

perhaps . it would probably be considered marital property. there are ways to avoid that. ask your lawyer. if you do not have a lawyer, you need one.

your lawyer knows all the facts of your case. we do not. interview some other lawyers if you are not satisfied with yours.

your daughter needs an attorney in the county in which the case is. we as illinois lawyers cannot comment on how to handle a custody case in Texas....

you have rights if you are the legal father. take the birth certificate and alll the court orders to a local attorney for real advice.

consult a local child custody attorney in your county now, before the baby is born..................

she has to prove that she is self supporting and has a place to live. based on what you wrote, she cannot prove it. google and read the statute on...

speak with some lawyers now. hire one in illinois. probably you can move before the baby is born. . . .

try to hire an attorney now. perhaps the lawyer could get a continuance. no guarantee. you may have waited too long.

the fees are not dischargeable in bankruptcy. the case that says so levin v. greco. ................