The notarized paper is not enforceable, but could be used as evidence of her lack of interest in the child or having custody of the child. Her...

Without knowing the laws of the state in which an attorney is not licensed, it is difficult to answer this question. I'm going to guess that the...

Is that really your question? "I’m am married still and paying support how is that even possible??" How do you expect people to respond to his? ...

You are divorced. You have a judgment of dissolution filed with the court. You are not married. Period. If you cohabitate, it doesn't change...

Where you got married is not the determining factor of where you file for divorce. You file for divorce in the state, and county, or in the...

No, you cannot contest her choice to keep her married name.

Why? What difference do you think it will make? I'm not sure this is a "legal" question.

If there is an existing order for support, you are required to comply with it regardless of where you are in your underlying divorce case. ...

You need to file a motion to compel compliance with the disclosure requirements. If they then still don't comply, they are then in violation of a...

Absolutely not. Mom needs a court order. There's a reason why grandma got custody in the first place.