Question on Child Custody for an unmarried couple
Yes. He could even move out, or away, and simply leave them with you completely. You can't "refuse" custody of your own children. You and he...
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Yes. He could even move out, or away, and simply leave them with you completely. You can't "refuse" custody of your own children. You and he...
I assume that your Mom pays for the roof over your head, your food, your doctor bills, your electric bill, your clothes, etc. which is what the...
Either one of the parents must file a court case which includes child support, or if one or the other parent collects some sort of public...
I'm sorry that you're in this very unfortunate situation. It SOUNDS like she needs serious medical/psychiatric attention; you can get a divorce,...
" If she and her husband both work full-time, shouldn't her husband's income count for child support purposes, meaning its the total household...
As an alternative, the court will GRANT the bifurcation, BUT require, as a CONDITION of granting the bifurcation, that until the dissolution is...
You're probably eligible for a summary dissolution, which is far less complicated, and less expensive, than an annulment. . You're probably not...
If you've filed and served all the supporting documents, you can request that her default be entered. Best idea is to tell her, IN WRITING that if...
If what you're receiving is "spousal support", and not repayment of your medical bills, loss of past earnings, etc., then it's taxable to you. ...
You probably need a PREnup (they're MUCH easier to do, and therefore less expensive, than a POSTnup). Depending on what you want the prenup to...