The other parent is refusing to follow court orders with the coronavirus? How do I see my children?
If law enforcement won't assist in enforcing the orders, then June 1st is a good guess.
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If law enforcement won't assist in enforcing the orders, then June 1st is a good guess.
The analysis begins with 50/50 but it depends on the relative incomes of the parties and any other pertinent facts. You'll need a court order if...
If he is your boyfriend, then he should be able to tell you how to mail documents to him; otherwise, ask them. If you expect to assist him, you...
...merely adding that you don't need to pay additional monies for childcare but you will have to pay additional monies for uninsured medical...
His only legitimate argument might be that his income is high but sporadic so there will be months when he has little or no income. I suggest...
You have a couple of options: if money is owed to the State through DCSS, they you could try and negotiate a settlement; if the money is owed to...
It depends on whether you have established your parental rights and whether you have joint legal custody which includes joint decision-making over...
Your income for most of 2018 was community income so deductions would also be community; on this basis, an argument could be made that 10/12th of...
Apparently your wife's parents petitioned to be your son's guardian. You need a face-to-face consult to determine how or why that happened.
It is an unfortunate result of having MC that when you are ordered to split the cost, you are responsible for 1/2 of calls to either parent and one...
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