Does the custodial parent have to pay child support
Once he gets some correspondence from the State, call around and set up a few consultations with attorneys. Some will charge a fee, others will...
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Once he gets some correspondence from the State, call around and set up a few consultations with attorneys. Some will charge a fee, others will...
Just start calling around to attorneys in the area to set one up. This website is a great resource.
If you are not comfortable with your attorney, you should consider getting a second opinion.
Yes you can.
You should take your orders in to an attorney to actually read them. It is hard to advise you one way or another without reading everything first.
At least consult with an attorney who can guide you through the process. It will be well worth your time.
You could look into hiring an attorney to attend the mediation with you.
A consultation with an attorney would be a very good use of your time. You should get a temporary parenting plan in place.
Agree with above. Start calling around today.
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You should look into supervised visitation and make sure the parenting plan requires that he pay for it.