You have options that are much better than adding a name to a birth certificate. While some states attach parental rights inherently from a...

Yes, they can do that. It is pretty typical. The State is functionally recovering a portion of the medical benefits that were paid on behalf of...

Consult with an attorney. It is likely something simple, such as your birth certificate or similar documentation. It could be a proposed order. It...

I agree with Mr. Pederson's response. You should definitely seek legal counsel, especially since you have already threatened legal action.

If you are a party to the suit, you should be able to obtain a copy of the Order from the relevant Clerk's Office. You may have to file a formal...

It is worth using these apps, especially if your ex is manipulative and spiteful. These apps, such as Our Family Wizard or AppClose, allow for...

There is a lot of necessary paperwork, but it is generally possible. Generally this would involve a denial of paternity in conjunction with an...

Keep trying to contact your attorney, or get a new one ASAP if you feel like your children are in danger.

Get an attorney. These are not DIY projects, and are sometimes easily resolved by having an attorney involved--unless you actually do owe the...

If there are claims in the amended petition that require a verified denial, you would likely need to file a new response. If there are not, usually...