3 DUI within 10 years
Domestic battery
Possession of marihuana
Habitual traffic offender
These are deemed minor crimes and should not prevent Time Sharing.
Yes
If i was to apply for child support and they found my daughter's father and did the dna test and it was found that he was the father does that automatically give him rights to her? (we were never married) also how would i go about getting those rights removed if he was entitled to right? see the... Read more »
He needs to file a Paternity Suit in order to enforce his rights.
File for Divorce.
File an Emergency Motion.
No
Yes
You can move at anytime. You can move with your children if you comply with the Relocation Statue.
Motion to Restrict Contact and Motion for Drug Testing.
Submit an acknowledgement of Paternity to the Putative Family Registry.
You will have to Petition the Court to Unseal the Adoption to try to locate your Birth Certificate.
No, once the child has been adopted she is considered the child of the Adopted Parents who have all rights over her.
The Step-Parent needs to be published and I would be specific as it relates to the Alleged Putative Father but also publish as to all possible fathers.
Contact an Attorney and they can prepare the Petition for Step-Parent Adoption on your behalf.
It is in your best interests to give a legitimate reason to unseal such as a medical need to find out who your biological parents are.
I have had this child for 12 weeks and DHS is looking to allow either an aunt or ex-aunt to adopt him. Aunt has an issue that concerns me.
I believe you can Petition to Adopt the child so long as DHS consents to your application.
Yes, a Step-Parent Adoption is a very simple process which can be filed without the assistance of an attorney so long as you have the Consent and Answer and waiver of the parents.
You must file A Petition to Unseal your Adoption records.
You must Petition to Unseal an Adoption.
In order to Petition to Unseal and Adoption it would be in your best interests to use an Attorney.
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