Is there a way to remove parental rights from a co parent?
From what you say, it sounds like your ex has no legal rights to assert. Depending on the facts, it may be possible for him to get legal rights by...
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From what you say, it sounds like your ex has no legal rights to assert. Depending on the facts, it may be possible for him to get legal rights by...
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Books are written on these issues. I'd recommend that you pay for a brief consultation with an experienced family law attorney, who would review...
Your options depend on the wording of the decree. You probably can either file a motion to enforce the current decree, or request some other form...
This is complicated; you should pay an attorney for a detailed consultation, including review of the existing court orders. Normally collection can...
You should be able to file a petition for step-parent adoption. The bio mom can be served if you then file a motion for permission to serve by...
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If your boyfriend was never served, he should be able to get the order vacated under Civil Rule 60. It’s always best to consult with a good family...
She cannot change the provision that she pay 58% of the child's ticket unless she gets a court order to that effect. If the order is silent about...
My experience is that it's normally better to transfer custody by having the non-parent file a non-parental custody petition. It’s always best to...
Only a judge can order restrictions on who you allow to see your child. Normally the court leaves it to each parent to decide who to visit or do...
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You should be able to file the petition for divorce, and serve the petition, a copy of the final orders you are requesting, and a summons on him by...