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Not necessarily true. If you 2 agree to no child support you can do that but the judghe is going to want to know why. If you agree to 50/50 custody and you maske about the same support may be waived. You need to file through conciliation services through the maricopa county superior court. The...

The Dutchess of York got alimony for life I think. Anyways you do not really have a chance of circumastance. You agreed to this or the judge awarded it, you really just cannot go back and change it. You can see an attorney but if you fight it you could be paying your ex's legal fees as well.

Dad has ZERO rights while in prison. So you need to either call CPS OR ask your sister if you can watch the child. If CPS goes to this womans house they probably will not do much as you cannot prove really he is being neglected unless the house is a total pigsty. As far as section 8, lots of...

Did he sign the birth certificate? That may be all that is needed to establish patermity but he needs to see an attorney and document everything.

Your ex is not making any sense. If he does not want the kids to leave the state then he files for custody. However that would make him CP and a full time Dad so if he doesnt want that, then the courts are probably going to allow you to leave with the kids. Keep in mind he can always change his...

You have no rights at all to see your grandchild. Grandparents have no rights at all until you go to court and awarded visitation. You need an attorney.

You do not have to allow her access to the car. Also if you are the primary caregiver I would file for divorece and ask for custody too.

This is why termination of rights should not be done except in rare circumstances. Leaving the child without a legal father is not in the childs best interest and the bio grandparents can seek visitation. Now the child legally has no father.So she has been ditched by both the bio father and the...

The state you divorced in has jurisdiction. You need to take your paperwork to an attorney but you were foolish to agree to permanent alimony until she dies or remarries. It is going too be very hard to stop it.

Dad needs an attorney. He is only required to pay in support what the CA guidelines say. Does mom have an attorney? He needs to file for divorce and get a temporary custody agreemnt. If there is no court orders at all, Dad is free to keep the kids and file for custody. He needs to stop talking...

If it has been 3 years then there is a problem somewhere. That is FAR too long for a child to be a ward of the state. But you are not party to anything unfortunately so you are not entitled to any information. Who and where is the baby's father? You can start with him if the mother will not...

You need to have an attorney write up a ceist and desist order and send it to her. I can understand the daycare not wanting to get involved but remind them what the last name is supposed to be. Let them know you will refer the child by the correct last name.

Ok I misread the orig post. How long has the child been living with you? Is she registered in a school near you? That would be your first step. Secondly, Dad still needs to file for custody.

I am not sure I agree with your attorney. You need to locate her somehow. Courts have parent locaters that might be able to help you, or just pay for a people search. If you have money to pay an attorney, then pay to have someone find her, even a PI.

Dad does not need an attorney necessarily, but he needs to do this right or dont do it at all. If the child has been living with you for 2 years, then Dad probably will not have a hard time getting custody. He should go down to the court house and fill out the paperwork or at least booka free or...

Wow mom gets to live solely off child support. How nice. How does she manage that? Hopefully an income was put in for her when the child support paperwork was done. Also I hope you are able to claim the child on taxes. If not, time to file a motion to get the credit.

This is generally never a good idea but if the checks are written as child support specifically, then it would be VERY hard for her to claim them as gifts.

Juridiction requirements were put in place to keep parents from doing exactly what you did. Dad has the right to file for custody in NY since they retain jurisdiction. You really had no right to move the kids out of state. Try to work something out with him and BE prepared to make a more than...

If you have insurance obviously you should put your son on yours. Let mom know you will petition for a credit for child support since you will be carrying the child and she still needs to pay 50% out of pocket. Mom does not get out oif financial obligations so she can work part time. Your...

The fact your friend moved out of state makes it almost impossible she will get her child back. The courts arew not going to remove the child from Grandma only to be moved over 1000 miles unless absolutely necessary. Your friend is going to need an attorney in MT if that is where the order is...