I (Dad) have sole custody of the kids. Mom keeps dropping into their school for visits i.e. lunch, recess, for no other reason.

With heightened security at schools I found it hard to believe the school will not stop her. Most schools require background checks ans special...

What is the time frame to change visitations in an order, i currently have custody of my child, mother has liberal visitation.

Yes you can file to modify the parenting schedule. Talk to a family law attorney to get some imput. It could be a slippery slope.

Do I need to file at same court house?

Then let him pay for his own appraisal. You probably should hire a lawyer at this point. He is just stringing this out. It will be at the...

Interpretation of decision- Illinois

That language is relevant to who decides what activities the children are in. It has nothing to do with who drives them there. Further contempt...

Judge presiding over my 2 and a half day divorce trial wasnt reelected. The new chancellor has 3 years practicing law experience

Talk to you lawyer about this issue. You may not be able to at this point but discuss the matter with your lawyer.

Hire a criminal defense lawyer . Yes simple battery is better that a domestic battery.

What does indigent mean ? What do I have to do Mr. Brinkmeier ?

In a civil family law case you will not be appointed a lawyer,. Indigent is a poor person.

If i am wanting to move out of state with my daughter to live with my parents what do i need to ask for permission from a judge

If you were never married you need to consult a family law attorney. If you receive child support or he has established his legal paternity you...

I have a daughter and me and her father are split up. There is no custody agreement am i allowed to move out of state

No you cannot move out of state with your child without a court order stating you can.

Is my ex liable for child support after he filed a motion to modify, but it wasn't actually modified yet?

That question and issues is entirely up to the court to decide. It could go either way. Talk to your own lawyer who knows your case. Our answer...