How can I go about getting back child support that is owed to me without being able to pay a lawyer? I am owed 70k.

Unless you want to continue using support enforcement, and if you can't pay for a lawyer, then your options are very limited: find a pro bono...

Child has celiac and ex keeps feeding him gluten, what can I do?

You don't have to wait four months to seek a modification of the custody judgment that addresses your concerns.

If he signed over his parental rights, what can I do legally to stop him from harassing me?

If he is violating the judgment, you can file for contempt. If what he is doing truly constitutes harassment, you can file for a restraining...

Why should I keep paying child support when she want allow me to see my child or even let me know where she at?

You can file in court to enforce your visitation or increase or change the custody. If you are court-ordered to pay support, though, the reason to...

Can my child bio dad take me to court for rights/visitation?

He could file to establish his paternity and request visitation, and it is likely that he would get some type of visitation, possibly supervised at...

What i have to do to get my son from California his mama moved in just took him?

You have to hire an attorney and file to establish your paternity and custody before California obtains jurisdiction.

You should definitely hire an attorney instead of dealing with them directly, but they are not obligated to wait for you to get an attorney before...

I’m 7 months pregnant and I wanted to sign my rights to my mom,Will That protect my child from the state taking her??

Your mom can file for custody as soon as the child is born, and you and the father can consent to the custody transfer, but that is no guarantee...

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My ex husband owes 25,000 in back child support...My children are now 19 and 20....Will I be able to sue him?

You need to act immediately if wish to enforce an existing child support judgment and/or collect arrearages owed.

Ongoing support obligations in Louisiana terminate when the child turns 18, or 19 if still enrolled in high school. College enrollment doesn't matter.