What are the legal reprocussions for not paying child support? What would have to happen for one to be reprimanded?

Unfortunately, you can't retroactively modify your child support order. In truth, you should have filed a Child Support Modification long ago. ...

If a parent's rights are terminated, is said parent still required to pay child support?

Termination of your parental rights does not preclude your obligation to pay child support. However, if your ex-wife remarries and requests the...

What should I do in this case? Is there any motion or order that I can file?

From the facts you listed above, it is likely your best course of action would be to file a Petition to modify parenting time. You could also seek...

What's my rights to shared property

I would agree with my colleague above that you should be speaking with an attorney in Wisconsin because the Courts in Wisconsin have jurisdiction. ...

Can cps take my newborn .

I would assume you have a Court appointed attorney who is handling your case. I am not sure what your contact with that attorney is like, but if...

Do I have to pay estranged spouse default claim

You would have to give the Trustee your wife's portion of the tax return, otherwise the Trustee can and will continue to pursue you for the claim.

Father file for child support modification on the 11-18-2011 and now there is a set hearing on 3-28-2012 he did not serve me

You would file a motion to vacate hearing for lack of proper service. You should indicate in the Motion that you only became aware after checking...

I filed for a modification, How much time do I have to serve the other party?

You have 120 days to serve the other party or the Court may dismiss the Modification. If you can't locate the party, you may want to consider an...

There is no specific age that a minor can legally choose. The Court follow a statute that does balances several factors. The Court looks at the...

Selected as the best answer

With respect to the constant filings, the best approach in my opinion, is to ask for an award of attorney's fees if she continues to take...