Establishing paternity on a child and collecting child support
Yes that is possible however the married father is presumed the father until you overcome that presumption, you will need a lawyer to assist you.
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Yes that is possible however the married father is presumed the father until you overcome that presumption, you will need a lawyer to assist you.
I understand what you are saying however this will go nowhere, you can try to allege perjury etc the chance of a judge doing anything is 1% or less.
If the child is an adult dependent person unable to function on her own then you are liable for child support for the rest of her life.
Not much you can do here unless there is a threat, rise above their childish bantar and live your own life.
get a marriage license, then have a proper official perform the ceremony
give him a written 7 day notice that his tenancy is terminated, then file a case to evict him if he does not leave.
You will not get into trouble however the State attorney may pursue the charges anyway
Having another child will not help you. If you have the child 50% of the time there should be no child support paid, all things being equal.
$350 - $600. per month for one child (in my opinion, especially if she has day care costs $$$)
you have to comply with the writ which most likely means you have to pay money to the sheriff listed in the writ not the clerk.