Do I still need to pay child support?
I agree with my colleague. You have a court order to pay child support. That order stands and remains binding unless and until you officially get...
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I agree with my colleague. You have a court order to pay child support. That order stands and remains binding unless and until you officially get...
You are going to need to ask a California attorney, as those orders are still binding even though you both have moved. In Nevada, to modify either...
You cannot take the child away from the other parent without a court order, unless you qualify for the domestic violence "loophole" which is NOT...
The amount you owe for your child has nothing at all to do with the other parent. You each owe support under the law . . . and you will be...
I fully agree with my colleagues, but need to add that you will have to file court papers to establish custody in the State where mom and the child...
A digitally certified copy (or any certified copy) is NOT the same as an Exemplified document.
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You do not have to go if you are not served a subpoena, and a subpoena is supposed to be served at least 10 days in advance.
If the child's name was changed, there is no effect on your child support. You still owe. If your rights were actually terminated and the child...
Really nothing for you to do at this point, assuming mom is doing this on her own and not through an attorney. If there is an attorney for mom,...
As with many things, the answer is: It depends. If he already plead to charges and was sentenced, then so long as he is compliant with the terms...