Can they get me for arrears in child support, and if so how much?

Support may be ordered retroactively up to three years. However, the court must consider several factors, namely the efforts the requesting spouse...

How can I take away his parental rights?

You can consult a family/juvenile lawyer to discuss whether your situation supports involuntary severance. From what you've provided, it sounds...

Where online can find the Notice Of Appeal Form for a Family Law case?

It's attached to these pro per instructions as "Form 3" and can be found quickly using a Control+F search. I'm sure you've been warned already, but...

How long does it usually take before a custody case is scheduled for a hearing?

Child support will be calculated retroactively to the first of the month following service. It can take awhile to resolve, though, depending on the...

What all do I need to do to take my child support case back to court?

Determine if you're eligible to modify by calculating support using the 2015 calculator. If the resulting figure represents at least a fifteen...

Can I stop a jurisdiction change from CA to AZ for child support?

Jurisdiction generally transfers six months after both parties leave the state. If you have lived in Arizona for more than six months, it's...

I don't believe a form exists for third party rights. I've seen pro per litigants modify the standard establishment of parenting time and legal...

Can my sister return to AZ with her kids even though her ex doesn't want her to leave NY (in NY 4 months only?)

Your sister really should consult with a family lawyer. She probably needed consent or court order for the original move, but once both parents...

What all can we file against her we are tired of letting her get away with things.

It's unclear who violated what order, but if someone violated a family law order, the other party (presumably your boyfriend) may be able to file...

At what point will the court recognize that my ex is in violation of custodial interference, parental alienation & child abuse?

If you have an order for court-supervised parenting time or an order that appoints a specific supervisor, he has no obligation to accommodate your...