answered on Apr 30, 2020
Based on the information provided in your question no, but you may need to look into filing something with the court to support the decision.
answered on Apr 30, 2020
Based on the information provided the non-custodial parent may still need to provide support to supplement the rearing of the child even if there is a permanent guardianship in place.
My ex wife and I have 5050 custody of my son. What I get by the parenting time handbook... Can I take my son at nights till morning while she's at work instead of the sitter or her bf?
answered on Apr 30, 2020
Based on the information provided in your question I would say you can try and agree to it but if not and you intend on wanting it you can file something with the court.
Years ago for visitation and mother moved to unknown place
answered on Apr 29, 2020
Based on your question and the information provided your daughter does not decide anything the parents should either agree on visitation, have a court order on it or seek to obtain one if one is not in place.
answered on Apr 29, 2020
Based on the information you provided in this question child support does not stop until 19 or if the child attends college or can convert to college expenses. If you are that far ahead you need to contact your local Child Support Office and discuss your options with them.
Stepparent in Niles was "home sick" the other day, works for InstaCart (so lots of exposure) Child lives in Bremen, schools at LaVille, has far less risk of exposure. (and i am on NEITHER grownup's side ... have explained to both from beginning the only "winner" should... View More 
answered on Mar 31, 2020
Based on your question and the information contained I would look to what State the order is from and if that State has child exchanges as an essential reason for travel then exchanges can happen. If the other parent can't leave because of a state order from the governor then the other party... View More
answered on Mar 3, 2020
Based on your question you can request it and it will be up to the court to grant or deny it.
Filling out a support modification sheet and it asks for health care premium cost.
answered on Feb 27, 2020
Based on your question you file a motion with the court.
Let him have her on weekends on one of his visit he went and filed paternity now he refused to give child back this is day thirteen the cops won't help nothing
answered on Feb 26, 2020
Based on your question if if are the mother and he has not been given custody or deemed the father by a court then he has no rights to the child at this point.
answered on Feb 24, 2020
Based on your question the State of Indiana does do tax intercepts.
After I filled for divorce one week after, I was obligated to leave the family house with a PO. is this considered the final separation?, or is final separation when the Divorce its is settled in the court?
answered on Feb 21, 2020
Based on your question final separation can occur when the divorce is filed.
My 5 year old is enrolled in kindergarten and missed 14 days over the course of 3 months of school due to being sick but wasnt sick enough that it required me to take him to the doctors so I didnt get doctor notes for those days. The school has to report to dcs if a child misses more than 10... View More
answered on Feb 21, 2020
Based on your question you can't drop the case and request DCS leave you alone. Once a report is made they investigate and go from there.
I had a lawyer pro bono & we couldnt find my husband.
I found out that I had to pay 280 for an ad in the paper where we last knew he resided but I couldnt afford the fee.
I was told I couldnt file for child support until the divorce paperwork was in place.
Is this... View More
answered on Feb 12, 2020
Based on your question you can go to your local IV-D Prosecutor's Office and see if they will allow you to.
Every time I buy my son something and he takes it home his step father takes it from him and tells him he doesn't need that. he hasnt got into trouble he is only taking it because I bought it and he knowing it hurts my sons feeling and he does it to make me mad. is this legal and is there any... View More
answered on Feb 11, 2020
Based on your question if the other parent allows this to happen then he can. If you can't agree with the other parent on this topic then you can try and resolve it via the courts.
He received 37,000 for the sale and put in into our joint account. One month later, he took all of the money from the joint account and left me with 600. Can he do that?
I want 50/50 legal and physical custody of my 13 month old daughter. My only child. Her mom has 3 subsequent children all by different men that dont pay support. Ive been in my daughters life since she was born despite her moms efforts to keep me out of her life. I hired a lawyer and took her to... View More
answered on Feb 11, 2020
Based on your question and the previous attorney response I agree you should be discussing this with your attorney and it does not hurt to ask the court for it.
She was initially self admitted, however is being transferred from a stress center to "another facility" that the staff will not disclose to any one. The will not even confirm that she is at the stress center at this time, although her mother confirms that she is there.
answered on Feb 10, 2020
Based on your question you can file for divorce at anytime for any reason in the State of Indiana.
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