Mr. LaFleur is correct. If you want any specific direction, you will need to provide a lot more information about your situation. Legal Aid is...

Depending on the nature of what 'interference' is occurring, it could be that you can ask for a protective order, you may need to file a criminal...

Does your ex agree to the change? If so, it would be pretty easy to make that happen. If not, you should expect a 'fight', as changing...

If you get an attorney, this would be a lot easier on you. The Office of the Attorney General sends out directed notices and also automated...

In most situations such as yours, if all parties are in agreement (including the biological father), then it is possible to make this happen...

It is likely that retroactive child support would be ordered in some amount, if paternity is proven. The amount itself is usually a 'defense' to be...

Read that area of your Order carefully. While all Orders are unique, most have a provision giving a deadline for designating/choosing one's...

It is unlikely the ordered amount will change until it is formally requested by a party, with one exception: the amount could functionally...

In general, since it sounds like there is an Order in place, you will file a Petition to Modify the parent-child relationship. However, it is...

In general, child support is an entirely separate thing from a typical civil judgment. That being said, many civil judgments do actually accrue...