Do I need permission to take my child out of state?
No it is not OK unless you either: 1. enter into stipulation with the father in writing and ask the court to sign your stipulation into an order...
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No it is not OK unless you either: 1. enter into stipulation with the father in writing and ask the court to sign your stipulation into an order...
It is disturbing and upsetting; but you have no exit out of this situation but to seek the court's intervention to stop this immediately.
So long as the court maintains jurisdiction over spousal support, you can go back to court and ask for spousal support.
Read the divorce decree very carefully and look for the language about leaving the state and travel. If there are no restriction, then probably...
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If there are no court orders to violate then you can move to wherever you want
9 court days for her response and 5 court days for your reply.
This is a third party contact and while it may not send your fiance to jail, it may jeopardize his chances to get unsupervised visitation and...
We would need more information to answer this question. Do you mean will it affect the CPS case that you and your children's father are not married?
No it is not a violation if you were not listed as the beneficiary but it could be a violation if she changed the beneficiary after the divorce was...
Ex parte's usually are not heard and based only on real emergencies, I would call the clerk's department and let her/him know that I am opposing...