Am I financially responsible for a child after signing an entrustment agreement for permanent surrender of a child

I'm not certain I understand the question. By "permanent surrender" do you mean that you will be formally terminating your parental rights?

Why would my ex subpoena someone on her side? My lawyer only subpoenas people on the my ex's side. Is this normal?

It's not at all unusual. Even a friendly witness is under no legal obligation to show up without a subpoena. If a subpoenaed witness fails to...

What is my best course of action with a charge of Failure to Comply with a Support Obligation when I am current on my support?

You will want to bring in evidence in the form of payment records to show when you became current, along with a very good reason as to why your...

What is required to have case moved to VA from NJ? Daughter is 18/emancipated; can VA court terminate old orders from NJ?

Since the order comes out of New Jersey, you may have to file a motion in New Jersey to transfer the case to Virginia. As this is probably a...

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Does my Ex have an legal clout if I want to move my GF of 1.5 yrs into my townhouse if I am the primary custodial parent?

This is one of those "it depends" questions. The general rule is that a custodial parent is not supposed to expose a child to anything that is not...

Does Prince William County honor Fairfax County's custody decisions?

The first thing to note is that venue is not jurisdictional in Virginia. What that means in layperson's terms is that even if a divorce is filed...

Do his actions constitute abandonment of our daughter? if not what would constitute abandonment?

If you have a custody agreement and you're not withholding visitation, I'm not certain what the issue is regarding abandonment of your daughter. ...

Is there any way that you could give me some suggestions on my situation

No one is ever required to have a lawyer to go to court, but having one guards against "reinventing the wheel." Emancipation is done by filing the...

My question is what are they going to look at to determine amount of support?

The factors that a court uses for the determination of spousal support are statutory and include such things as the length of the marriage, fault...

Is there any way she can get the visitation changed simply because of that?

Typically, courts don't wish to disturb orders that have recently been entered. She would have to prove a material change of circumstance since...