This sound like a criminal case. If this is a family law case, then you can dismiss the restraining order. If this is criminal, then you need to...

You don't need to, and if there is abuse then you should not. This may create a situation that puts you in danger. You won't get in trouble...but...

I see this question often, and I dislike it. The money is for the child. The child...not the parents. The fact that you are struggling financially...

This is nonsense. You are the father and there is only one father...unless there is a special circumstance. It is likely that he was listed so that...

CPS can come unannounced, and they often do. The judge is not likely to be swayed by CPS and there isn't even a report generated unless the court...

This is a mess and exactly why I tell people to follow court orders. I have no idea how old your child is, but you are asking this child to change...

I think this is a duplicate question. You have to figure out a way to go and see the child and or you will never get out of this situation.

You will not be in contempt of the order if you cannot afford the visits. You do need to give notice, per the orders. You really should try to...

You can file a motion to quash the summons and petition, citing improper jurisdiction. You can also file a change of venue. Both will take the same...

Receiving parent pick up...the person that is getting the child goes and gets the child. It is pretty simple. Courts rarely have one parent do all...