Sadly, they are no longer his children as they have new adoptive parents. He could have appealed but he needed to do that with 60 days of the...

She would have to go back to court and show that these are not ordinary scrapes and bruises of childhood but that you are actually a danger to the...

If you have a court order, you can collect against his retirement with Form FL-460, and you can enforce by filing for a determination of arrears...

It can “just go away” after 5 years if there are no court orders (mandatory dismissal after 5 years by the court) but if she was able to file...

The correct form is FL-200 (if no legal parental relationship established) and the Fl-300 can be filed at the same time as the FL-200.

I don’t know what you mean by “TPR” but bio-mom is not longer the mom of the adopted child and any visitation would be controlled by you and her...

If you are saying that in 2022 this issue was resolved and you want to sue your attention for inattention in 2021, you are beyond the statute of...

It depends on the orders and whether he is restricted from all communication or just custodial time, and … you actually do have the say-so. You...

…adding that you have a right to know here the other parent lives but you don’t have a right to know exactly what they are doing or where they are...

If the other parent has never received state benefits, then you negotiate with her. If she did, then there is a program that may offer some...