Can the court get involved?
For lying, as hard as it is to prove, probably not financially worth the effort. If she’s gonna claim now that he’s not the dad, and it turns out...
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For lying, as hard as it is to prove, probably not financially worth the effort. If she’s gonna claim now that he’s not the dad, and it turns out...
Depends on where you live now… the laws of your new hideout will probably control, but CA could find it has jurisdiction because “the child was...
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If her 401(k) is a community asset, an attorney may take the case, but not on a contingency fee basis, that would be improper. So, you should...
It would be retroactive, if awarded, only to the date of the request. The calculations can become complex, hire an attorney.
Probably…. I mean, if you have made “numerous” requests and you get no reply, and you’re up to date with your payments, then you may wanna consider...
Consult with an attorney for proper advice specific to your facts.
Tough question requiring actual legal advice which is a no-no here. I would recommend a CPS report. It’s admissible, better evidence than anything...
So many reasons to take her back to court…. Most obviously pressing: tax fraud, and secondly, you BOTH have a federal tax obligation for...
Moved this to “Child Custody” because that’s really what it’s all about. Vaping is smoking. You should get it added to the order, as it is...
Neither you or the child’s mother can “collect on his benefits” because he’s dead. As to his property, if he didn’t have a will, it all will be...