she said she filed for child support 3 months ago and I still haven't recived any papers
answered on Jul 10, 2014
You should be able to call the courthouse in the county where mom or the child resides to see if anything has been filed. You can find the contact information for all the courts at www.mncourts.gov. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or need legal representation... View More 
answered on Jul 10, 2014
If the No Contact Order if vacated then your fiancé can live with you as long as there is no other or order prohibiting him from residing at the residence.
In MN, i have been separated from my wife for 4 years, but we have not yet finalized the divorce. She now has a 9 month old child that I am not the father of. However, I recieved notice in the mail that i am expected to pay child support for this child.
answered on Jul 10, 2014
Yes, unless you are able to establish that you are not the father. I strongly suggest you contact an attorney to discuss your matter as there are strict time limitation in challenging paternity. Please feel free to contact me to discuss your matter - 651.270.6484.
He did sign an R.O.P. when they were born and we have an open child support case, in which I'm not receiving it anyways...
answered on Jul 10, 2014
You would have sole legal and physical custody of your child. Legal custody is the right to make decision involving religious, medical, and educational issues. Physical custody means the parent that makes decision regarding the daily care of the minor child.
Ima single father I have my kids every summer can she just keep the money and not spin it on my kids
answered on Jul 10, 2014
More information would be needed to properly answer your question. For example, it would be important to know whether mother has parenting time at all during the summer. Please feel free to contact me if you would like to discuss your issue #651.270.6484.
answered on May 1, 2014
It would depend on the terms of the lease. However, you could offer a buy-out if the renter was receptive.
answered on May 1, 2014
It depends on the facts of your case - including the length of your marriage, among other factors. I would consult with a family law attorney to more fully discuss your issue.
answered on May 1, 2014
There is nothing unlawful about that unless you had some agreement with your previous employer for them not to say negative things about you or the terms of your employment.
I have never let my dogs unattended. And the only reason that this subject was brought up was that I was taking out the dogs to go to the restroom outside and came back in & the dogs saw some neighbors in the hallway. They barked in excitement and then the manager of the building came out... View More
She has my 2 boys and about to move to Minnesota with me. when she starts work with me will she be garnished at all? the child support is from Kansas and she hasn't worked in years.
answered on May 1, 2014
It depends on what the child support order states whether there is automatic holding of child support. In any event, child support orders, even from a different state, can be enforced in Minnesota. So, her check can certainly be garnish for child support orders from Kansas.
answered on May 1, 2014
My first question would be why do you think your neighbor says this? If your dog is causing problems in your neighbors' yard, then I would hesitate to advise legal action but would need more facts to properly advise you. If you are in fear of your neighbor, you may have grounds to file an... View More
The father and his father coerced my daughter into sigtning a paper that says she will not move her son out of state. She is basically being held prisoner in Minnesota while he goes to college and her entire family is in Phoenix. He has never paid any child support and sees the child very rarely.... View More
answered on May 1, 2014
It is difficult to give advice without reviewing the custody decree. Generally, the father should be paying something in child support. I really would set up a consultation with a family law attorney to discuss available options.
answered on May 1, 2014
No, you are not entitled to property that your boyfriend inherited.
there was a no contact order from 2011 till he went to prison 2013- and set to get out in 2016-
answered on May 1, 2014
There is not enough information to answer your question and give you good advice. I would set up a consultation with a family law attorney to determine your options.
He was charged with this 4 years ago and my mom currently has custody of my daughter. My husband is not my daughters father.
answered on Mar 10, 2014
This certainly could affect whether you have custody of your caught. The court will look at who ever is living in your household and would take into consideration that he has been criminally charged. It would heavily depend on the facts of your case and the facts surrounding your husband's... View More
answered on Mar 2, 2014
You can try writing a letter or the judge or else you have to file a motion. Generally, writing a letter to the judge requesting that the harassment restraining order be dropped is sufficient.
I am the custodial parent of a 13 year old. The non-custodial parent moved away and hasn't seen him in 5 years. When he moved he gave me full custody but kept the right to reasonable (25%) parenting time so he could visit him when he came back to town. He has not used the parenting time for... View More
answered on Feb 24, 2014
You will have to go back to court to change child support. Depending on how the decree is written you may not have to have the custody decree amended and may be only required to file a motion for child support. In any event, you have to meet certain requirements before you can seek a modification... View More
answered on Feb 24, 2014
The answer to this question depends on many factors including the custodial status of the children with your parents. I believe you should consult with an attorney to discuss this issue.
answered on Feb 24, 2014
You could try calling Child Protective Services but they generally only get involved in more extreme cases of abuse where the child is in imminent danger of being harmed. Depending on many factors (including the custody status) you may want to contact an attorney to discuss filing a motion in... View More
answered on Feb 23, 2014
Yes, you can and you should include the in forma pauperis (or fee waiver) form with the petition. If you don't the court will reject your filing and demand either the IFP forms or a check to cover the filing fee.
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