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All of what you posted on the Dad is totally irrelevant to custody. She chose him to father her child, his age, arm, girlfriend and whatever does not matter. why is he asking for custody? Is there a current visitation schedule/custody agreement set up now? Dad needs to prove mom unfit...

Your moving though has interfered with dads visitation. So it appears you did not have permission to move right? EOW is not possible but if you can get Dad to agree to visits several times a year at your expense he might agree. You just cannot get up and move from him and that is what you did...

Child support is set up on state guidelines. You need to google what your state guidelines are and see if you can find a calculator. If you are on unemployment and national guard, then your wife just cannot make up a figure here. Guidelinbes may also input an income you are capable of making, so...

I would move to terminate her rights. Let her know her child support arrears will continue to pile up she eventually will go to jail. Future child support is stopped if you adopt. The arrears NEVER go away. Let her know you will continue to push for support unless an adoption is done. God forbid...

As long as she was not on any state assistance she might be able to erase errars but that is a question for an attorney in that state. You do realize that you become a legal stranger to the child if you do this? Do you really think it is in the childs best interest?

He can't. He cannot sign over his rights just to get out of paying support. If it were that easy then all deadbeats would want to do that. Unless the child is being adopted out, no can do. If you do not want child support from him and you do not go on assistance and he does not want to see the...

You should be entitled to the full amount. If they did not file injured spouse then you are probably ok however if she does not work anyways, i fail to see why some of this return is hers.

Is there a pending criminal charge against Mom for the abuse or neglect? Dad can still fight for custody and the move but if mom has an attorney, Dad needs one. Can he go to his family for help? Did he ever apply to reduce child support if he is disabled?

Even though he is abusive you still had no legal right to take the kids out of state. Honestly you might have to move back and fight this. I will tell you, NV is a fathers rights state. Dad has a chance of getting custody unless you fight this. You need an attorney in NV or move back if...

Did you move out of state with the kids without his or court permission? As you can see this is going to cause you some problems. Why is Dad asking for custody is it in relation to the move? This is one of the downfalls of moving. If you cannot or will not pay the social worker then yes this is...

Sorry but your daughter still had a baby with an idoit and they both are troubled it sounds like. You need an attorney. It is possible a judge may keep custody with you. However, if you go on any sort of assistance, you will be forced to fle for child support which will sway the Dad to fight you...

I have no idea, it depends on how much support the NCP pays and who supports the child. It's really up to the judge. In AZ the tax credit is often given to the NCP alternating years. It is really state specifc I guess. How much time each parent has is not really relevant since the CP almost...

Honesty, you cannot squeeze blood out of a turnip. How that he is self employed it is going to be hard to prove his income and you cannot garnish his wages. If he is not turning a profit, which is very possible he really willnot make much money at this job for a few months, you cannot force him...

Does your daughter plan on getting Dads permission and going through proper court procedure to move the child? Does the father plan on asking for custody? You as g-parents have little to no rights at sll. If Dad doesnt want her to move then he needs to file for custody. When mom moved out of the...

Legally she has not abandoned them and since they are not being bused or neglected, free legal help will be hard to come by. Dad can certainly ask for custody, who knows what his chances will be.

Possibly yes. Many NCP's are granted the exemption but it depends on the judge. The judge may award alternatung years or nothing at all.

If there is nothing in the court papers that specifcally awards the deduction to the NCP, then the CP automatically gets to claim.

You need to file for disability ASAP. Your arrears will continue to pile up. You cannot go unemployed and not support your kids. Getting approved though for disability can be a long process.

However that bank account you share is subject to levy's by her creditors. If you honestly are worried about this, then dont do it. Moms a big girl why does she need you on her acct?

Yep. If that account goes overdrawn, the bank will go after you too.