Voluntary Acknowledgment of Paternity
Maybe. Other father could file a declaratory action. Read ORS 109.070 very carefully
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Maybe. Other father could file a declaratory action. Read ORS 109.070 very carefully
I do not think anyone can advise o this without an interview and a close reading of your dissolution judgment. Depending on the wording of the...
The answer to your questions is, "yes" but there are many qualifications You have to show to the judge how it is relevant and you have to prove...
Red the FAPA law, ors 107.705 et seq. You do not qualify.. Best bet: just move out. Why would you want to put up with all that aggravation.
Nothing happens. He still owes the money. You have the same rights you always had to collect it.
You can ignore him and his "vague" threats. Deal with it if and when the threats become reality. Alternatively proactively meet with his (perhaps...
The issue is not so family law, but rather what the border authorities will require. Check out what Mexico and the US will need, then get it. ...
Read your judgment. It should say that each parent ahs a duty to provide info to the other. Consider taking-the position that you are not...
You do not say if the support matter is in Oregon or WA. Can't help until you say what state the matter is in.
Yo0u may file in Oregon is you both have lived her for 6 months . If not, then other rules apply