Admittedly without a crystal ball, I think you have a good chance of prevailing by showing that she is not exercising the custodial time that she...

…unlikely unless she agrees, and you can’t really go into court stating that you violated the restraining order - albeit with her agreement.

If anyone can claim the child, it would be you; I think the appropriate complaint would go to the IRS when you filed your taxes for 2018. Since...

It can’t be done without court involvement; you need to file certain documents but you two can then file an agreement so you don’t have to actually...

….or perhaps negotiate with SO and her that if she behaves herself, she can stay until she’s 18 - because you can’t force her dad to take her if...

Call him and ask for them (unless he has an attorney) or go to the courthouse filing window, ask for the file, and ask the clerk to copy pages 2 & 4.

Much depends on where the child has primarily resided in the last 6 months; if in Alabama, arguably they have custody and the usual result is that...

…changed category to Immigration (from Uncontested Divorce).

She has to show an existing bond (prior to the past 15 months) but if she can you will have to provides facts that support your allegations against...

Although she is covering up his ownership, if he is working, he must be receiving a salary and if she is providing money to him on a regular basis,...