The mother is required to give notice to the father and receive permission to relocate. Both parents have the right to custody of the child. Being...

My husband and I live in one state and the custodial parent lives in another. How do we keep them from moving out of state?

You can file for custody. Otherwise the custodial parent is required to ask permission from the non custodial parent to move more than 75 miles...

Can they take child support out of the other spouses check ?

Your husband's child support is his separate obligation and it can not be taken out of your check. Your income could be used to show that you...

Non custodial parent who pays court ordered child support but child does not live with the custodial parent. What are my rights?

If the child has been moved more than 75 miles from his previous home you can file to change custody or object to the move of the child. You can...

Can I get a financial seperation from my husband?

You can file to separate your community property such that each of you are responsible for your own bills. But the court can not specify who does...

The Mother is devious and does not have the children best interest at heart.

You can file for contempt and to modify custody. You need to be able to show a change in circumstances since the last custody judgment. You are...

Which state does a voluntary transfer of custody get filed in?

Where the child is domiciled. You should consult an attorney to make sure you are doing this correctly.

The loan has nothing to do with ownership or title to the vehicle. The registered owner of the vehicle is the presumed owner. If you are not the...

Does a father's name being on the birth certificate establish legitimacy in Louisiana?

If you do not have a custody judgment you need to obtain a custody judgment granting you primary custody. You need to file in the state and...

If my ex wife was awarded spousal support but never filed it with the court but 4 years later is seeking the money? Am I liable

Yes. Even if a judgment was never submitted to the court you are still liable. The minutes of the court proceeding will reflect what was granted. ...