The custodial parent has been diagnosed with a potentially life threatening illness;
The custodial parent can't "force" the noncustodial parent to do anything. I'd hope the other parent would step up and take on responsibility. ...
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The custodial parent can't "force" the noncustodial parent to do anything. I'd hope the other parent would step up and take on responsibility. ...
Go find an attorney. Explain your situation in detail. Take your decree with you. Check with the DA on the status of the "no bill". Put a motion...
He is a classy guy. Ask the police if you can be accompanied. If the guy threatens you, call the law. Threats are an assault and can be made the...
You don't really provide enough info to answer. How old are your children now? How long has the ex owed the support? Technically, you may be...
Take your decree to a family lawyer to review. You may have lifted a geographic restriction on the child's residence when you moved from Texas. If...
Do you have orders in place governing the custody and support of your children? If not, can you trust him? Do you have an attorney representing...
Talk to the lawyer you mentioned. He/she can help you get temporary orders for the use of the residence durinng the divorce and some orders related...
Send him an email, ask where he is. If he'll tell you, send him a waiver of citation. Ask him to sign it at the U.S. Consulate or before a German...
If he doesn't sign and return the waiver, then ask the clerk to issue a citation. Send it to the constable in the precinct where he lives and ask...
Don't worry too much about it. If the response date falls on a weekend, the following Monday will suffice. I always try to get mine back at least...