Can the mother of my child move out of the state without notifying me?

Whether she can move or not will depend on the Order that is currently in place. Without knowing that all important piece of information you will...

What can I expect in a child support hearing? Do I treat this like a custody battle?

You need to start by helping yourself. You need a lawyer. Do not go to court by yourself.

Will I or can I be charged with a crime

Did you pay for the jersey to begin with? Did you agree to pay for the jersey? If you ordered a jersey and said you would pay for it and you...

Can my ex get charged with parental kidnapping if he takes my son out of state? How can I make sure he doesn't take him ?

Your temporary order will control what can and can't be done. As far as enforcing an order you should speak with an attorney on how to do this.

Child wants to live w grandma, does the father then pay grandma chidl support?

This is a matter that is best left to discussing with an attorney in person. Depending on the situation and the fact scenario that is presented it...

I was released on parole (aggravated assult with a deadly weapon), i am on parole for the next 4 yrs i want joint custody, can i

You will want to talk to a lawyer about your options.

I was released on parole, i am on parole for the next 4 yrs i want joint custody, can i

The answer toy our question depends on a number of facts that are not present. The best advice one can give is to go see a lawyer and discuss...

My sons father was released on parole for agg. assult w/deadly weapon, he is seeking joint custody can he win?

Your fact scenario presents a rather steep hill that the father would have to overcome. Rather than sit and wait to see what could or might...

Pursuant to the family code, if a child is 12 years of age or older, the court is required to confer with the child if one of the parents requests...

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The way you proceed will be based on the specific provision of the decree you are enforcing. Take your decree to a family lawyer for advice on...