At what age is a child legally able to decide in a court of law whom they would rather have custody of them.

They get to make the decision about where to live at age 18. Until then, their opinion on where to live is considered bit is not final

Does "right of first refusal" also work for the custodial parent? can my children legally stay with my ex husband's wife?

Specific language of your agreement would govern so called right of first refusal. Those provisions generally don't come into play unless absent...

Cheryl has given you a good answer. Unfortunately, we have no knowledge about your son. Assuming he isn't available to do this, you have an...

Can I get custody of my child if the mother is going to prison?

In addition to what Gary has said, once it is established that you are the father, you then have to show why the child should live with you. Mom...

What can I do to have a order for support enforced. I want him arrested.

Sounds like there is an order for him to pay by the January 13 date. Nothing will happen between now and then regardless of what he did or didn't...

Options are stay with present attorney, get new attorney or represent yourself. When attorney client relationship breaks down, it's generally...

How can I change my visitation agreement?

Your question is unclear as you don't state who the children live with. Regardless, the first thing you look at is the divorce judgment and/or...

What is the first step in requesting a motion to vacate a default judgment for custody if a petition was never presented?

The first step is to hire an attorney. It sounds like you have already made a mess of things yourself although you seem to believe that it is...

Help me out with my divorce situation.

You have a lawyer. If unhappy with lawyer, get a new one. Difficult to answer without seeing all court documents. Believe you asked similar...

Can child support be deducted by Exempt income?

Guideline support is 20% of your net income as defined by statute, and that means income from any source. You can always ask a judge for a lower...