I was served with papers for back child support my kids are grown and I have never been to court for a order of any kind .

You need to meet with an attorney ASAP! Generally speaking, if there has been no court action, a party may only go back four years for child...

If I remarry will my new husband's income be used for my child support calculation?

You new husband's income will not be imputed to you as your income. Still, if you stop working because you are married again, the Court will...

Father whos a minor, sons 17 & is on birth certificate. the mothers 16, her parents want to move out of state to keep them apart

Your son's rights need to be adjudicated by a court of law. Until then, he essentially has no enforceable rights to the child. Filing a Complaint...

Adoption question?

The court would have to terminate the natural father's rights before anything could take place. You would also have to marry the mother. Take...

What can I do if my ex-wife refuses to share claiming my child for tax purposes?

You have to be able to establish your "agreement" with enough proof to satisfy the IRS. If two people claim the same child in the same year, it...

My ex husband and I were married had a child and divorced with a custody order in Reno Nv. Can he change jurisdiction to CA.

If the child has lived in Nevada since birth (as you stated), it is highly unlikely that a California court would assert child custody jurisdiction...

What are my chances on getting joint custody for my 2yr old daughter?

I presume you were never married to the mother. If this is correct, you have no enforceable rights until you file a Complaint for Paternity /...

Can they take my parental rights away?

There is a question as to what state issued the custody order. If it was Nevada, Nevada might retain jurisdiction. If it was Idaho, then Idaho...

Can my daughter move out of state with her son if her new husband finds a job in the state they want to relocate to.

Assuming the child has lived in Michigan for at least six months and no other state could have child custody jurisdiction, this is a questions for...

What can we use this in court?

The short answer is yes, you can use the information in court. The threats made might be criminal, so you might want to decide if you want to...

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