My ex gf is due in July, how can I serve her papers in July if she may or may not have had it yet?
File your paternity case and have her served. This is an "unborn child".
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File your paternity case and have her served. This is an "unborn child".
That would be great. That is a possible outcome in light of the fact that he has a bench warrant.
I concur with my colleague. Court will look at relatives first.
I concur with my colleagues. Why take a chance in splintering the relationship, by filing for grandparent's rights?
Your brother could get custody or you could file a guardianship matter.
I concur with my colleague. It is also worth the time to write and submit a response.
Parties can be re-referred to family court services in the event they would like to modify the current agreement prior to filing any requests with...
Yes. You need to file a paternity action for an "unborn child".
Cobra or Affordable Care Act. Keep in mind there is still at least 6 months from filing of Dissolution to entry of Dissolution.
Sounds like you may need to go back to court to modify your order and explain your absence.