When my was two weeks before he turned his 18 birthday. He make his mom filed for child support. He's 31 years old now. Marry

I would not worry about this case. More than likely he is barred by the statute of limitation. Please get an attorney to review the complaint and...

How long does the state wait to get serious on child support enforcement? Do I need an attorney to file a Motion to enforce?

If you file a Motion for Enforcement the time of the hearing is conditioned and precedent upon the court's calendar usually a period of three...

Can my over-payment of child support be applied to requested medical reimbursement?

In the real world an adjustment or credit for the overpayment would be the best solution, if you can work that issue with your EX. In most cases...

To simply answer your question we need to know if a Paternity suit is in place or if there is any existing court orders from a divorce proceedings....

If my 5 yr olds daughters bio father isn't on her birth certificate and has never met her, does he still retain rights to her?

This question has been asked on several questions. The answer is the biological father still have rights if he files a paternity suit and get...

How can I FILE AN APPEAL

An appeal of a judgment or verdict to the appellate court must be made within 30 days from the time the verdict was rendered. In your case your...

Will I recieve a reward for turning in proper evidence of someone preforming Food Stamp Fraud?

Reporting fraud maybe the best obligation as a citizen to do, but you more than likely will not be financially awarded.

What to do when life insurance does not pay because the policy was obtained at birth and then a SSN was issued.

The last avenue is to sue the insurance company for bad faith,

You can go to the local law library in your area, usually connected to the law school. Sometime you may get assistance with the legal aid clinic...

I have a felony and just got served with a subpoena.can I refuse to go to court?

If you have a subpoena, you are required to honor the subpoena. You may refuse and the court might send a sheriff to take you to court. Most of...