How can my husband sign his rights away? And what does that do for child support and insurance?
The only way he can "sign his rights away" is (a) if there is someone else to adopt the child (such as the mother's husband); or (b) if his rights...
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The only way he can "sign his rights away" is (a) if there is someone else to adopt the child (such as the mother's husband); or (b) if his rights...
From your description of this situation, it sounds as if your father is in violation of the terms of his divorce judgment. Unfortunately, as the...
First, the mother is not entitled to any support unless and until your brother is legally determined to be the father of the children - typically...
If you both live in Will, that is the place to file for divorce - it doesn't matter where you were married. You are always free to file and handle...
You will need to get the permission of the Court to change his name, by showing that doing so will be in the best interests of your son. You can...
First, look to the exact language of your custody judgment/parenting agreement. If there is language giving you the ability to move out of state,...
I agree with the other answers. His second family will not impact your divorce case. if you were legally married before he "married" the other...
Unless and until he is legally determined to be the father of your child - e.g., through entry of a court order of paternity - he has no rights,...
First, I would suggest that you take your divorce judgment to an experienced family law attorney for a consultation and review. The Judgment...
the answer will be found in your divorce judgment. Generally, if a child is not in college, all financial obligations regarding that child will...