Does this qualify for a modification?
The court has wide discretion to decide whether this qualifies as a significant change in circumstances. You should consult in person with a Family...
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The court has wide discretion to decide whether this qualifies as a significant change in circumstances. You should consult in person with a Family...
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It's easier if you have consent. This has to go through the court. The court will give complete consideration to why it should terminate bio-dad's...
Talk to an attorney who specializes in licensing and get some personal advice tailored to your situation. Dishonesty on the application would...
You will either have to deal with this where you are or come to Texas and satisfy the residency requirements. Sounds like Texas would not have...
Probably so. Dad's name does not have to be on the birth certificate. Is there some court document that specifically prohibits bio-dad from...
Re-post this as a Michigan question so you can get some answers from MI attorneys.
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Hire an attorney to file a modification to get the matter before the court. Your attorney should be able to get the court to confer with the child....
Best advice is to hire an attorney.