Most family law attorneys should be able to help you with this. You're probably looking at an authorization agreement under Chapter 34 of the...

Look into pre-suit discovery requests to obtain a copy of the statements.

Probably a Notice of Nonsuit, but it could be something different depending on what, if any, interim Orders were issued and who filed the case.

The short answer is "no." Some judicial action is required to reduce one's child support obligation.

There are steps you can take to best position yourself ahead of time, but they are really too numerous to list out in an online forum. Many of them...

I second Mr. Pederson's answer. The biggest question for how you move forward is whether or not there is an existing Order. Your paths diverge...

You really need to consult with an attorney. Generally, to seek a change in venue, it must be done contemporaneously with your first filing in...

I concur with Mr. Pederson's answer.

I agree with the prior answer, and I would add that signing a birth certificate does not grant rights to a party on that basis.

I am sorry to hear that you are going through this situation. Generally, minors do not attend court. In your particular situation, a Judge may...