Would a common law marriage satisfy and suffice for a moralities clause in a divorce?
I agree with the other attorney. I think a judge would not just take your word for it. You would have to show in court with the legal documents...
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I agree with the other attorney. I think a judge would not just take your word for it. You would have to show in court with the legal documents...
You'll have to take him to court and get a court order for no visits or supervised visits. Maybe you want to terminate his rights? Even if he pays...
Since it's not a court order or signed by the judge you can revoke it at any time.
If you are living with your parents as you always have and have made arrangements with them to care for your children, I do not see a court taking...
You need to hire an attorney to protect your rights. Being an at home Mom gives you the advantage for getting custody since you are the primary...
This is a situation where your having an attorney would help to speed things up. You can file a motion for DNA testing and request a date certain...
The simple answer Is you probably agreed to it. If it is not court ordered and they have no findings then you do not have to do anything for CPS.
I always say no arrears or retroactive support owed by either parent. And then have a child support provision that says NP shall pay $0 in child...
You may want to file a SAPCR seeking a DNA test if you haven't already done so and request custody, visitation and reiterate the support amount. If...
She would need to go back to court to have the residency restriction lifted if there is one. You can make an argument as to her lack of stability...