Child support

If the other party shows up, then yes, the case will go forward. You will likely lose since you are not there to put on your side of the...

I'm a Non custodian parent and I would like to know whats the procedures to getting my son back with me? he's 11 now making 12

At the age of twelve he can speak with the Judge and if requested, the Judge must allow it. That doesn't mean the Judge has to agree with the...

If either party had been unfaithful during the marrige and since then have been divorced can he or she still take back the house

Probably not. Make sure there isn't a deed of trust or something that allows that spouse to retain any interest in the home, or language in the...

Husband: I am getting a divorce due ot repeated adultery by my spouse, she left the family for a lesbian. What about alimony?

First, alimony is agreed between the parties. You are talking about court-ordered spousal maintenance in case you speak with an...

Can I personally file my own lawsuit in another state?

You can certainly try it... one problem you will run into is that any suit affecting the child will probably have to be brought in the 'home state'...

Normally - no, child support obligations go back to the time of the filing of the initial request. It can be gotten around in some cases, but...

Do I have enough evidence to convince a judge that my ex-husband's parental rights should be terminated? (Texas)

Just a thought - if you terminate his rights, his obligation to support the children stops as well. Yes, it seems parental termination will work,...

You could also contractually agree to many of the benefits that marriage provides, such as sharing property, right to speak on the other's behalf,...

Can my 15 year old take his dads rights

Probably nothing... he is still a minor. He will need to wait unless his father agrees or his father's rights get terminated. Disclaimer: This...

I adopted a child in another county, I moved, I am in a custody battle with my ex wife ( non parent) which court has jusidiction

Technically, you would need to file your suit in the court of continuing jurisdiction. However, once the child has resided in another county/state...