My parental rights was terminated. The order was signed by someone other than the judge that heard the trial. Is this legal?
As long as a Judge signed the Order, it is valid. that in and of itself is not grounds for a new trial.
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As long as a Judge signed the Order, it is valid. that in and of itself is not grounds for a new trial.
Nevada does not include household income in calculating child support. So only your income is considered. However should you have no income, the...
You can certainly return to your home state. And you may or may not have a jurisdiction fight with the father. The longer you stay in Nevada, ...
A difficult task indeed. If the money was paid to the ex for child support, you are unlikely to get that back. If the money was paid to the state...
As a side note, have you registered as domestic partners since relocating to Nevada? Nevada will not recognize the marriage. But if there is an...
No - Visitation and child support are not interchangeable. In other words, you cannot limit a person's visitation per Order based on nonpayment of...
Along with the answers given, if you already have an open matter with a case number, have the ex sign a Stipulation laying out the custody and...
If the other parent remains in Hawaii and there is a custody order from Hawaii, jurisdiction to modify remains in Hawaii. Your support should not...
I believe that whether the father's name is on the birth certificate or not controls your next steps. If his name is not listed a father, you have...
The social security on behalf of the child would be in lieu of child support. That should have been set out in the Decree. If you have to go back...