When your permanently divorced can anybody go back and change it?
You need to make sure that you have a final decree or final judgment.
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You need to make sure that you have a final decree or final judgment.
He can legally give up his rights or you file a TPR (terminate parental rights) and state that he has abandoned his rights. Both should be done...
You should contact your local attorney. Custody could be an option.
Usually not too much of a punishment. Try to be on time as much as possible.
I really don't like telling someone in this situation what to do. You do have a couple of options that I strongly recommend that you get an...
This would be a bar violations for advising you when you already have an attorney.
That type of service will be permissible. You may also, use the publication to serve him.
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Technically, I think both of you are correct. I think you should seek modification of the terms , which an attorney can be able to assist you with....
Most times, you should be okay. However, depending on the judge, if you are constantly late or significantly late the court may order a writ of...
The answer is very particular with the facts. Please contact a local attorney. I may be able to help. There are many things that you can argue if...