Can in laws with custody allow my ex their son unsupervised time with kids and live woth them if court order says supervised vis

If you don't like the current custody situation, the obvious solution is to hire an attorney and file to change it.

My son was incarcerated and the paternal grandparents have sole custody. He never signed them over.

Once he gets an attorney, he will most likely be advised to take some practical steps to show the court that he is truly reformed, but the main...

Can I move with my mom at 17?

If there is a valid judgment stating that you must reside with your grandmother, then you can not unilaterally modify or terminate that judgment,...

My daughter passed away. Am I obligated to still pay back support?

Your daughter's death does not automatically terminate your obligation to pay properly-accounted and accrued arrearages.

If I live out of town and missed my trail date how do I request a do court?? Is there a certain time frame to do this

Your best option is to hire a local attorney to see what happened at the missed trial date. If there are remedies available, they are probably...

Consult with your attorney. If you are unrepresented, it would probably better to make your intentions known to the case worker, or wait until the...

How to get child support from my child father if he lives in Texas and I don’t know home address but I know work information

You get child support by filing for it in court, or by applying through the State (department of Social Services, support enforcement). How long it...

Can I file a restraining order and get custody of my son?

You can file for custody of your son. A restraining order would not be relevant unless you can show a threat of physical harm.

I am the custodial parent and I owe the irs money can the irs keep my child support payments ?

It is fairly common for the debtor who owes child support arrearages to have his/her tax refund seized and credited toward the arrearages.

Can a judge order temporary custody to a grandparent without a signature or fair hearing?

An order issued by a judge would need to eventually be made in writing and have his/her signature on it to be enforceable, but it is not uncommon...