The felony does not prohibit you from seeking some form of custody. If you intend to be a responsible father, I wouldn't let the fact of the felony...

This is more of a criminal (although not a very serious crime, admittedly) question than a family law question, so I have changed the category. In...

You can file for contempt for his refusal to allow visitation if it was court-ordered. You can also file to change custody.

There is a formula that is normally applied (you can look up and research the "Sims formula") if the parties can't reach an agreement, and there...

There may be a story behind why you find this objectionable, but a parent texting his child on alternated days does not sound unreasonable, and is...

If the home is considered to be community property or if he is otherwise considered to be a joint owner of the home, then he would have to consent...

The government does usually take benefits and apply them to support arrearages. You can find out how much you owe by getting an accounting from...

The term "reasonable visitation" is often too vague and ambiguous to be meaningful or enforceable in a contempt filing. However, the judgment can...

You need a judgment or a court order, rather than an agreement. Custody and support agreements are not enforceable unless they are filed in court...

I doubt that the relocation-allowance order would allow you to once again relocate the children even farther away without following the same...