Non family member and the older brother took the kids meet the father and then father drove them back across state lines
answered on Dec 30, 2023
Sounds like dad had help with transporting the child for his parenting time. Unless there is something in the parenting plan that prohibits this, this is perfectly fine.
I was married in both countries, but ended up getting divorced in Denmark. Will my divorce decree be valid in the US?
answered on Dec 15, 2023
Yes, a valid divorce in Denmark is valid in the United States.
I’m 23, once we told her mom they wanted to speak to her face to face, and she blocked me off my girlfriend social media accounts and every other way of contacting her. Is that illegal for her to keep me away from my girlfriend & unborn child if my girlfriend is an adult? How would I get... View More
answered on Dec 12, 2023
No, it's not illegal. If your girlfriend wants contact with you, she will find a way.
He wants to legitimize her but refuses to come visit until we go to court.
answered on Dec 10, 2023
Document your efforts to effectuate parenting time. You can't make him visit. Hire an attorney to help you with the legitimation case.
answered on Dec 8, 2023
You can't "do anything with her." You can file to gain rights to your child and ask the court for a parenting plan.
answered on Dec 8, 2023
You need to file legitimation, as stated in the first answer.
answered on Dec 8, 2023
Legitimation can be denied if a father has abandoned his opportunity to be a true father to the child. For example, never pay child support - not seeing the child for very long periods of time and other evidence that there was not a real attempt to be a father.
answered on Dec 8, 2023
There is only one way to do that - you have to file a legitimation case in Superior court in the county where the mother lives.
They moved in over a year ago they didn't want to pay rent so they could save up for there own place. We said he had to have a job and they had to buy the food and snacks for her 2 daughters that have been Living with me for 4 years now while she got on her feet. He worked first week here... View More
answered on Nov 30, 2023
Your wife has just as much right to invite people to live or not live there as you do. So, you can try to kick him out - she can let him back in.
She ended it. Discovery in feb and admission in Sep. has blam me for it, convinced mutual friends that I am not mentally stable resulting in isolation, misled couples therapist etc. I have offered options to reconcile even after the admission of lying about ending relationship. Instead she is... View More
answered on Nov 23, 2023
She is allowed to refuse counseling and file for divorce. That does not meet the definition of cruel treatment. Speak with an attorney in your area about your next steps and how to protect yourself during the divorce process.
Will the wife of the non-custodial father be required to pay child support if the non-custodial father is unable to pay the child support due to unemployment?
answered on Nov 12, 2023
No. The stepparent has no responsibility to pay their spouse's child support.
I have a signed mediation agreement and now the other party will not sign the final order to go to the judge and her lawyer keeps changing the agreement after mediation is over.
answered on Nov 6, 2023
You need to get an attorney to try to enforce the agreement. Although if you did not sign a fully written agreement at mediation, you may have to start over.
He was given a move out date of November 10, 2023,he claims I still have to file an eviction and he doesn't have to leave. Is this true?
answered on Nov 4, 2023
No, that's not true. Speak to a family law attorney who can guide you through your options.
answered on Nov 3, 2023
Yes, the support is still owed.
I have asked for a copy numerous times. They also tell me they have a recording of me,which I didn't consent to. Can they legally keep this information from me
answered on Oct 29, 2023
You can go to the courthouse and get a copy.
The parent is also several months behind on court-ordered child support. The child no longer wants to be obligated to travel out of state to visit the parent in the coming summer and winter holidays.
Is there a case to request the State to remove mandatory visitation rights from the absent parent?
answered on Oct 27, 2023
There cannot be a definitive answer to your question. You need to consult with In attorney about your specific case. The age of the child definitely makes a difference. A 5 year old is not going to be able to opt out of parenting time, but a 15 year old might to be able to.
My wife moved out of my house. I bought the house before we were married. We got married in April 2022.
Do I have to let her back in?
answered on Oct 25, 2023
If that is the home you lived in as a married couple, you can't lock her out. She can come back if she wants to.
Will this help me in the divorce proceedings?
answered on Oct 19, 2023
There isn't enough information to tell if it will "help" you. If you have children, it could be relevant to custody. If it's a long term marriage, it could be relevant to alimony. You need to speak with an attorney about all the facts so they can give you advice.
answered on Oct 18, 2023
There aren't forms for that. You will have to file an Answer and state your objections, which are unique to each case.
answered on Oct 13, 2023
No, you should not take your child to the hearing. You should file an Answer and contest legitimation. Do not wait until the hearing.
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