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First of all he is not a deeadbeat if he pays child support. Some of what you posted is not relevant at all. Botto mline is he does have rights and actually most courts will not care if the child spends time with the grandmother. So if your orders say you cannot move out of state, then you...

He cannot terminate rights unless there is going to be a subsequent adoption. It is NOT best for this baby to leave it without a legal father. If he chooses no involvement and you agree leave it a that. In most states you cannot finalize a divorce while pregnant. If you go on any assistance you...

He cannot terminate rights just to get out of paying child support. If the ex wants nothing to do with him why did she file for support? If she went on any sort of assistance, she has to file for support and he has to pay it. Time for him to get a visitation schedule and officially dispute...

Extra curricular is a part of your child support. Unless it was in your orig order you likely are not to get it in CA and ex is not required to pay it. Try asking him.

The courts still say you pay for transportation. We really cannot make this right fo ryou except to tell you Dad can file contempt.

There really is no valid reason to do this. Lots of kids nowadays have hypenated names. Dad might come around eventually. I am in AZ too. On another note...have you encouraged Dad at all to come see the kids? He might be a deadbeat but the kids probaby miss him. Do you receive any child support?

Dad needs to file for custody. Do the grandparents have any sort of legal guardianship or custody?

You moved...you have to pay for transportation. Dad should not suffer because of it. If he files contempt in FL you will probably face even more problems and you risk losing custody to Dad. The child does not get to decide not to visit.

This website is for legal questions not support. Sorry if you feel otherwise. Jurisdiction remains where the order was opened. If one parent remains there then that is where it stays otherwise people would be moving all over the country for child support guidelines in their favor.

I would be seeking custody and child suppport if I were you...she cannot get child suppport with no custody and I would also ask that all expenses be split like school and extra curricular and medical.

Sorry but Dad does have some rights and he is entitled to visits with his child. The fact he didnt see the child until 4 months old is not a big deal. Mom can certainly ask for supervised visitation for 6 months or so and ask that Dad take a drug test. If she did not report the assault then that...

Who was the one that moved? Child support is based off guidelines and when he has more kids he needs to remember he already has a financial obligation to 1. Having more kids doesnt mean he gets to reduce support. Your financial problems are not just because of his child support. He can always...

Hoe often do you see the kids? The legal standard of parenting is really low. Social services is not going to do anything because technically the kids are not being neglected or abused. If he does not take them to the dentist, then why don't you? you have the responsibility of picking up the...

You have very little protection since he is not divorced yet. Secondlly he was with his wife for at least 20 years it sounds like so she has quite a bit invested in this marriage. Legally, I am not sure if he can change the beneficiary to you....his wife should get it. State law dictates if he...

Nobody on here is familiar with UK law but you really need to see a family law solicitor. Do you have a job and suitable living arrangements? Out here in the US parents are given a case plan to complete..were you given one and did you complete it? I suggest you get your life in order and be...

Grandparents have almost no rights for intact families especially in nevada. I'm confused though by the post....who do the kids live with now? Who are you in this?

Lonely please do us all a favor. Pull your lip over your head, and swallow.

Actually in some states AOP is all that is needed for the father to have some rights. In AZ, that is the case but I do not know for sure in the OP's state. So many people are having babies out of wedlock, many states are accepting the AOP and birth cert as establishing paternity.

Mom has every right to move out. You cannot expect she is going to stay in a hostile environment or leave her child behind. Dad may have some rights even if they are unmarried. In many states signing the birth paperwork is enough to establish paternity legally. Until a court says otherwise...

Married parents have equal rights until a court says otherwise. If she leaves the state it would not be kidnapping BUT he can file for custody while his state still has jurisdiction and ask that the child be returned. That will put mom at a disadvantage. As far as moving out of the house and...