WHat if your the father trying to prove custody would a birth certificate work for him as well?
A birth certificate does not prove custody. You should get a court order to establish parenting time and responsibilities.
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A birth certificate does not prove custody. You should get a court order to establish parenting time and responsibilities.
Having a civil no contact order against you does not prevent you from suing anyone for anything in court.
You can go to the hearing, say that you are not contesting it, and try to minimize the length of time the OP is in effect. You have to decide if...
It depends. He should talk to the lawyer to handle the case.
If your incarceration is imminent, you may sign a short term guardianship.
U can go to the circuit clerk's office. They will give u a motion to dismiss to complete and tell u how to get it in front of the judge.
If it has been less than 30 days since your plea was entered, u could file a motion to withdraw your guilty plea. If not, u are probably sol. See...
Not typically. That would likely only happen if there was an error made.
Is it possible? Yes. Is it likely? No. I will give u an example. Dad disappeared when child was 4. Mom marries, child knows only her husband...
For child support purposes, unless otherwise stated in the decree, it terminates upon age 18 or graduation from high school or whichever comes later.