I agree with the prior answer. If you read that statute carefully, you will see there are generally not really "consequences" of not scheduling a...

You should consult with an attorney before you make any decisions on this to cancel any services or cancel Medicaid for your child. The "legal"...

In short, there is likely a way to make this happen if that is what you are wanting to pursue. It would involve formally terminating the biological...

You may be able to apply for services via the Office of the Attorney General, pursuant to Chapter 231 of the Texas Family Code--if you don't apply...

Take a look at CustodyXChange.com, as well as TexasLawHelp.org. Both of those have certain forms that might be helpful for you.

The short answer to your main question is "yes", if the arrears exceed that amount. Your attorney in the personal injury claim will also likely...

This is a very good question, and it depends on numerous factors. Notably, does Pennsylvania have jurisdiction over you for support purposes?...

From what you have posted, it is likely that multiple individuals have standing to bring a lawsuit for custody of the child. Notably, the youngest...

It is a bit more nuanced than just "right to make educational decisions". Usually this right is more curricular in nature. If the ex has...

You really need to consult with an attorney ASAP. If you already have an attorney, that is the person who will be able to give you the best advice....