You can file in court (ideally through an attorney) for legal custody and periods of physical custody with the child.

Yes, you can call the Clerk of Court to determine whether a legal action has been filed against you.

Yes, you can file for sole custody of the child, and, yes, you should contact the police immediately.

If he is not on the birth certificate, and if he has never been legally declared to be the father, then whatever rights he has have not been...

Many judges will look at your history of online sex work as one of the factors to take into account when determining custody of your child. Your...

The first step in attempting to get custody is to hire a lawyer to file for it in court, but grandparent custody claims can be very difficult if a...

The language about general and equitable relief is intended as sort of a catch-all to try to reserve claims that may not be specfically raised in...

More information is needed to determine if you would now be able to challenge the paternity, but disavowal of paternity actions are governed by a...

It would be in your best interest to attend a court hearing at which your child support claim is being addressed.

A criminal defense attorney could file for a writ to have him brought before the judge and request release or a bond determination.