How can I take back my ex wife to court to lower my child support
In order to modify your child support amount, you will need to be able to show that there is a substantial and material change in circumstances....
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In order to modify your child support amount, you will need to be able to show that there is a substantial and material change in circumstances....
If you have not received court papers yet, you are in what is called a "voluntary" case with your DHHS/CPS worker. From my experience in juvenile...
You need to talk with a lawyer right away. Fortunately for you, Nebraska's courts side with the parent who has remained in the child's state of...
You have 3 options here: 1. Insist they give you a Power of Attorney. This is good for up to 6 months and is revocable by the parents at any time....
The current court order must be obeyed until it is changed or modified by a newer court order. You can temporarily change the terms of your...
You are absolutely entitled to receive one copy of the depositions from your attorney. If you specifically request the originals, please keep in...
If you were not married to the mother at the time of your daughter's birth, you need to file a paternity action to establish paternity, custody,...
It is a bit confusing to read the term "birth father" used here...are you an adoptive parent? Is this question related to some earlier ones along...
If your husband has temporary custody, he is entitled to receive support for your child. You will want to visit with an attorney about your...
To succeed on a modification, you will need to prove "material and substantial change of circumstances" since the entry of the divorce decree. The...