It depends on your divorce judgment. Typically jurisdiction lies where the child was residing for the past 6 months. Co tact an attorney to review the divorce.

If there is a temporary order giving you custody, that should be sufficient to register the children in school. There is no final order as there is no divorce. You will need to file a motion to get the case in front of a Judge to get your divorce and final order if your husband will not sign the... View More

If the noncustodial parent does not abide by the court order of visitation, you can file to modify the visitation schedule. This must be substantial, however. Missing a few visits, especially if there is an valid excuse, might not be considered substantial enough to end visitations. This is very... View More

You do report Social security on schedule I and the means test but it does not count toward the means test result. Pension income gets reported on both and does count. Speak to an attorney to decide whether filing is beneficial.

If your brother left no will, you need to be appointed Administrator of his estate. You need to file for letters of Administration with the court.

A religious ceremony has no legal effect. Only the marraige license has legal effect and is to be signed by an officient.

If there are no court orders of custody or visitation then both parents have equal rights to both. If there is a dangerous or unhealthy sitiuation then withholding visitation, if in the child's best interst, might be advisable but a custody petition should be immediatly filed.

Yes. Child support is independent of SSI. A non-custodial parent's obligation of support is statutory.

The court wll likely force a sale of the property. You should speak to an attorney to get more specific advice on your particular case.

You need to go to court for a relocation modification case. You need to show that moving would be beneficial for the child.

If your child is no longer living with you then you are not entitled to child support, however, if there is a child support order, child support is legally continued until he goes to court to terminate the order. He can not simply stop on his own.

Without a court order or judgment of divorce an agreement is not self enforceing. You might need to go to court with an ancillary action. You should speak to a lawyer.

You should file a cross petition for violation. Speak to a lawyer.

You need to show why it is the best interest of the child to relocate, not why it is more convenient for you. You should be prepared to show what would benefit your child (schools, safety, etc).

Yes. You can certainly take him to court for child support. The agreement you made can be used as evidence of intent. See an attorney.

I will not judge you, but I will judge him. He shot at an occupied house endangering people's lives. He should be no where near you or anyone else for a very long time. The matter is between the State and him. You are a witness but you dropping the OP would have no effect.

No. You need to start an action and serve your spouse. Speak to a lawyer.

An agreement that is not a court order is not enforceable in Family Court. You need a court order. In your divorce you should have requested an order from the beginning. You should speak to your attorney.

You can not "ask a question" of the Support Magistrate. They are not your lawyer and can not give legal advice or answer questions. An order to show cause is a motion to the court. You need to find a lawyer to answer your questions.

Separation Agreements do not have to be filed with a court until it is used for the divorce. Agreements are valid in and of themselves. They are used to be the basis of a divorce. Talk to an attorney.