Salt Lake City, UT
Family Lawyer at Salt Lake City, UT
Practice Areas: Family, Child Custody ... +6 more
In general, you don't have any "rights" until you obtain a court order defining those rights. You need to file a paternity action (that's is what...
Settling before litigation can be a good thing, if you know what you are doing. You need to be fully informed as to your rights and...
You can refuse. If so, you may be contributing financially to the court system, and spending time in jail for contempt. And you may loose whatever...
Your orders control. One needs to review the provisions of the order, and any conditions set out, such as being current on support and just what...
You will need to prepare and file the appropriate pleadings for a step-parent adoption. The simplest way is to get with an experienced local family...
As your ex is taking you back to court, yet again, the decision as to what parent-time is a difficult one in that if you cut back, she will yell...
If you mean for your past-due child support, no. At least not directly. But if she deposits her income into a joint account, then it is yours too...
Doesn't your current decree state how the division is? In general, it seems to be 50/50. So, check your decree. Also, if he is acting out like you...
Assuming that your jurisdiction accepts notice by mail -- did you send it certified mail, return receipt requested? If so, that would document,...
You say your ex, so you must be divorced. The decree should address custody and visitation, so that needs to be reviewed in detail. If changes are...
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