My son lives with my mother but i have full custody can she not let me see him?
I had until 12/16 to be paid the money and move out. I did so and signed a quit claim deed in order to be considered by my new mortgage company for a loan on a new house. Now the ex won’t sign the loan assumption papers or refinance... what can I do?
answered on Jan 24, 2020
Based on your question you can file a motion with the court to address the issue.
Our daughter just turned 19 on 7/24. I was not given any notice he would be stopping the support.
answered on Aug 5, 2019
Based on the information provided in your question he would have to file for emancipation with the court.
Our baby was born out of wedlock and we do not live together but both of us signed a paternity affidavit. Being her physical custodian (no court order stating otherwise), am I allowed to move both me and her out of state without the father or his permission?
answered on Aug 5, 2019
Based on the information provided in your question if paternity has not been established by the court via a paternity court order and no parenting time has been established you can move.
Both signed a paternity affidavit and there's been no court order, trying to not go through the process of needing one.
answered on Aug 2, 2019
Based on the information provided in your question the Mother is the physical custodian of the minor child born out of wedlock unless a court order says otherwise.
He was not originally married when the support order started.
answered on Aug 2, 2019
Based on the information in your question no he is not.
We both live in Marshall county. She filed in St. Joe. Can we still get divorced? Is that allowed?
answered on Aug 1, 2019
Based on the information provided in your question I would say no. Most counties and states have a minimum residency requirement in order to file an action.
My brother in-law just turned 18 and is about to go to naval academy. The thing is he never wanted to be in the military. Both he and my wife lived in an abusive adopted household and he was forced to enlist. He only just turned 18 and finally moved out, he is willing to do all most anything, even... View More
answered on Aug 1, 2019
Based on the information provided in your question he would have to contact the school if he is to attend college, if he has an enlistment contract he would have to talk to the recruiter who signed him up to try and void it. If her can't by the time he is supposed to leave I would advise him... View More
At the time of our marriage it was unknown to me that he was not a citzen. He "obtained" a social security card before we met. He has a state i.d. but no license. 1. Is our marriage legal? 2. If he goes to try and clean this up and make his citizenship fully legal, what are the likely... View More
answered on Aug 1, 2019
Based on the information provided in your question yes your marriage is legal and he can try and file a petition for a spousal visa but there could be consequences for him being her out of status and for utilizing someone elses SSN.
How can i get a waiver to enlist
answered on Jul 30, 2019
Based on the information contained in your question it would be up to a recruiter to apply for the waiver to enlist, nothing really an attorney can do for you.
answered on Jul 30, 2019
Based on your question it can end at 19 if the child is not in post secondary education.
Info online says yes it does end at 19 but may be ordered to pay postsecondary school, which has already happened. Can one be forced to pay support and college expenses after age 19? I need a definite answer. I was told the law just changed a couple months ago (by an attorney) but cannot find... View More
answered on Jul 30, 2019
Based on the information provided in your question it can terminate at 19 if the child is not in college then it is converted to secondary education expenses.
answered on Jul 30, 2019
Based on the information provided in the question yes it is valid.
answered on Jul 30, 2019
Based on the information provided in your question it is a possibility the friend can get in trouble.
The woman has picked up many charges and is using my last name to do so including a recent deception charge. She’s trying to impersonate my children’s deceased mother as well in hopes of becoming the payee for disability or social security. Plus, she’s squatting in a deceased man’s house... View More
answered on Jul 30, 2019
Based on the information provided in your question as long as the court issued an order she could restore her maiden name upon the dissolution of marriage then it can be done, even though the order if old.
answered on Jul 29, 2019
get in touch with the local IV-D prosecutor's office and work out a payment plan and they will send something to the BMV to lift the suspension.
answered on Jul 28, 2019
Based on the information provided in your question and your current situation no the child support is calculated at 52 weeks per year not by weeks in a month. The State of Indiana uses an online support calculator whatever number it says should be paid weekly is what should be paid.
answered on Jul 19, 2019
Based on the information you provided in your question and your current situation it seems you will have joint legal custody and you will be the primary physical custodian of the child. You still have to agree on the health, religion, and educational needs of the child, so you have to agree on the... View More
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