Signing over parental rights of a child in Washington state.
As the biological father of the child, you have a statutory (legal) obligation to support the child. If you do not voluntarily pay child support,...
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As the biological father of the child, you have a statutory (legal) obligation to support the child. If you do not voluntarily pay child support,...
It all depends on whether or not there is a signed parenting plan in place. If there isn't you don't have to let him see the kids at all and I...
Geneally speaking, a job loss in and of itself wll not constitute a substantial change of circumstances. There are lots of custodial parents out...
To modify a Parenting plan asking for a change of custody, you have to show that a substantial change of cirumstances has occurred that was unknown...
Under the UCCJEA (Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Enforcement Act), the State where the custody order originated has original continuing...
From the way you asked the question, it sounds like your issue has immigration overtones. If your fiancée has had a marriage ceremony anywhere in...
If there are no court orders in place, then you have no obligation to let him see the kids. However, if you refuse, he could go ahead and file in...
Unfortunately, unless the kids live with you in Washington State for at least six months and there is no prior court order relating to custody in...
If a new parenting plan has been signed by the court, that is the law of the case and you have to file a new Petition to modify the new PP. In the...
I need more information to adequately answer your question. Was your initial I-485 approved and are you now wanting to file the I-751? The answer...