"Custody" is a multi-fact-based determination. There is never any one issue or item that will ever determine what happens with either legal custody...

First: Quit asking your son "if he wants to talk with his dad." You are improperly enmeshing your son in adult issues. It is not up to a child to...

Your obligation to your child is not defined by the required child support calculation or by the amount you are ordered to pay the child's other...

Your question is awfully vague, but since you don't say that the "person" is your child, then you should stay the heck away from that person no...

The best advice to begin with is to contact a knowledgeable family law attorney in your area, set up an appointment with that lawyer, tell that...

There's a whole lot of information left out of your question. You say, "my x filed a residential on our daughter and I miss court." It's...

"Go to court to claim abandonment." For what purpose? There isn't any such thing as a one-sided situation. What are you wanting to do with this...

A court order lasts until it expires, is overturned, or is modified or done away with by the court. There is no "expiration date" unless the order...

Where you "live" doesn't determine the place where you file a divorce. That is determined either by where you "reside" or where your spouse...

There isn't any way anyone can answer your question. There are too many variables. Not only that, but you don't say what the specifics of your...