answered on Feb 27, 2018
When you are filling out the "green card" the return address is your's.
I have custody of my children and I already have a child support case started. They're just waiting to serve her. She lives in California and I live in Michigan. She probably won't sign the papers willingly.
answered on Feb 27, 2018
If it is sent by mail it should be by registered mail, return receipt requested and restricted delivery.
answered on Feb 26, 2018
It depends on when the child support became due. If it was while the Friend of the Court was involved, you need to contact your caseworker and discuss what they will do to collect it. If it was after an order was entered but you were not utilizing the Friend of the Court for collection, you will... View More 
answered on Feb 15, 2018
Unless there is an order preventing this....Yes, she can.
I have a current order for my current job.
answered on Feb 14, 2018
Send the name and address of your new employer to the Friend of the Court (you are required to do so within 30 days of changing employment). The FOC will do a new income withholding for the new employer. However, there will be a delay in getting the new order going and so money won't be... View More
The house was quit claimed to me after our marriage. Does that change things?
answered on Feb 13, 2018
If the property was owned prior to the marriage but did appreciate in value, the appreciation in value is divided.
The last order says parenting time is agreed upon. But if they are forced to come over the kids will act out and cause major problems. The children asked us to sign off.
answered on Feb 8, 2018
Each time his parenting time is refused, he needs to file a complaint with the Friend of the Court. He should also file a motion for an actual parenting time schedule so he knows which days are his. You can't just "sign off" parental rights. This is only done in two circumstances.
I was told I was unable to care for him properly and that I needed to do what was best for him. I was forced to sign temporary guardianship in 2013, they told me if I didn't they would take him from me permanently. I was mentally abused into thinking I was a bad mother. I have now been... View More
answered on Feb 6, 2018
You may file a motion asking to terminate the guardianship.
his daughter and son still live in Michigan with their moms. And he is currently 4 months behind in support.
answered on Feb 6, 2018
He is obligated to pay child support no matter where he lives as long as there is a court order. You need to let your Friend of the Court know where he is living now so they can proceed to collect it.
She doesn't want anything more from him said this is fair for her. She has written letters stating this to friend of court but they still want him to pay full support
answered on Feb 6, 2018
He needs to file a motion before the judge asking for a change in child support.
I understand new Michigan law changed, and I do have legal rights to the house. She seems to think she can kick me out at any time, because the house is in her name,, and yes she did purchase the house originally.
answered on Feb 6, 2018
As long as you are residing in the marital home, she can't kick you out without a court order. She could get one in the divorce case or file an eviction. You do have a right to 50% of the equity earn on the home during the marriage.
What rights does the children’s mother have in regards to his estate.
answered on Feb 6, 2018
If you are not related to the deceased person, you have no rights to inherit unless a specific bequest is made in a Will. A child will inherit from their parent if the parent was not married at the time of the death. If a child is under 18 and depending on the amount of the inheritance, a... View More
I told her my daughter wasnt going with her
answered on Feb 1, 2018
You would have to file a motion to change how the child support is paid.
I wasn't present while my name was being used. Fraud, right? Wouldn't the bank be responsible for allowing this to work when I wasn't even involved. I feel I've been seriously taken advantage of.
answered on Jan 29, 2018
No, it isn't legal. You should contact the mortgage company and the title company.
Now after 3 visits my twin 15 year old boys are acting up, vandalizing the school and running away. My ex had picked the boys up (not for her visitation) and did not let me know. Police had to go to her residence to bring them home. They ran away again after the police left. What can I do with... View More
answered on Jan 25, 2018
You should file a motion asking the court to go back to supervised parenting time.
answered on Jan 25, 2018
That all depends on if there is a custody order and what it says. If there is no custody order or one that doesn't grant you custody, you should contact an attorney and file either a complaint or a motion and request and ex-parte order.
We've been married 8 years. He had changed his will before we got married and left everything to me. We had a disagreement, he got mad and changed his will in favor of his brother.
answered on Jan 25, 2018
The simple answer is: yes. However, there are more complicated issues involved such as the allowances provided by law. You should consult an attorney to find an answer better suited to your situation.
answered on Jan 25, 2018
This is not an easy to answer question as more information is needed such as: are you married to the mother and the age of the children?
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