How long does a judge have to sign off papers to terminate child support?

It depends on a number of things. Was one of the attorneys directed to draft the order? Has it been drafted and handed up and you're just waiting...

Can I just get my kids? Serve him with custody first?

If the kids are in NC and have been in NC for at least six months, and if you don't have a custody order in place yet, do NOT just come and try to...

What I’m intilted to after divorce ?

After divorce you get nothing unless you properly preserved your equitable distribution and alimony claims, or unless you two entered into a...

Can I request a police officer be at custody exchanges?

You can certainly try to get that requirement ordered by the judge, but you might not have a way to do so at this time. It's not going to be...

Can I file for child abandonement if mom never came back to get son for her week and I the father has him

There's no such thing as "getting her for abandonment." It's not a crime to not exercise visitation. If you want custody of the child you need to...

What is needed for my grandmother to sign over custody to a family friend?

Your family friend needs to either file a complaint for custody (if there is no open custody action) or file a motion to intervene and a motion to...

Separated for a year still married. I am currently pregnant with my boyfriend.Can my boyfriend still be on the birth certificate

Yes. Your husband is the presumed father if you two are still married when the child is born. If you've been separated for a year you should file...

Do courts usually split custody, like half and half? I am not willing, father is seeking.

The popular presumption these days is that 50/50 custody should be the starting point for initial custody determinations. For modification...

You need to file a complaint for custody, child support, postseparation support, alimony and equitable distribution of property. You should be...

What will happen when baby momma files a false contempt charge?

She won't be held in contempt unless you file a motion for contempt. If you do so, and if you prove that she is willfully violating a valid court...