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Your fiancee cannot adopt the child, unless the child's father either consents to the adoption, or you can show to a court that he has abandoned...
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Your fiancee cannot adopt the child, unless the child's father either consents to the adoption, or you can show to a court that he has abandoned...
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It is not at all true that you need a child support order before a judge will hear a custody case. I can't imagine where you heard that....
Ethics rules require that an attorney not withdraw if doing so would cause the client's case a material adverse effect. (ORPC 1.16(b)(1).) This...
It sounds like the mother needs to file a motion to enforce the parenting time judgment. Most likely, this will also result in a new custody order....
If the respondent in your case does not reply within 30 days of being served, then on the 31st day, you can file a motion with the Court asking for...
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No. A live-in partner's income (regardless of their gender) is not normally considered in child support calculations, because the partner has no...
If you're facing a criminal charge, you need to consult in private with a criminal defense attorney immediately. You must not discuss this with...
If you remarried before a court entered a judgment of dissolution in your earlier marriage, then the new marriage is void, because you were still...
There is a presumption, when a man and women are married, that any children the woman has are also the man's. But this presumption is not decisive,...
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You could, in theory, sue her for conversion. This is a tort - a civil wrong, as crimes are criminal wrongs. You would have to prove that she had...