child support is received by the custodial parent until the child reaches majority, It does not go directly to the child,and is terminated when the child reaches majority,which appears to fit this fact situation

a codicil,or modification, is utilized to change the terms of a will

If there is as probated estate,a court order or letters of office would allow the executor to pay the mortgage. without probate ,the heirs receiving the property can make the mortgage payments as they come due

It appears the children have been kidnapped,absent a court order. this is a federal offense and the FBI should be contacted

he is the father of the child and has an absolute right to petition the court for parenting time.the court will determine the parameters of his visitation ,including supervised or not,duration and other aspects that impact on the best interests of the child

if you weren't convicted of a crime,the charge alone can be expunged. It follows that that the charge should have no effect with reference to parenting time

of course..if that certain someone began the altercation creating a battery and the father asserts his rights to bring charges

unless the agreement was signed by both parties and the judge allows the parties to proceed,highly unlikely,your attorney needs to be present

you need to file a paternity action in Illinois to establish the putative father. you can then have the court set a support order.

you can have him served with the lawsuit in Louisiana under Illinois law

she needs to file a removal petition with the court and obtain a court order allowing her to remove the child from the jurisdiction. this is not an easy task. the controlling statute requires numerous factors prior to granting a removal peition

the house is marital property and the wife is entitled to a portion of the house. her not signing the mortgage is not relevant.

there exists a period of time after the divorce is filed to ascertain each others assets. this is called the the discovery process that enables you to ask written questions, subpeona financial documents, ask verbal questions in the presence of a court reporter and under oath. parties also need to... Read more »

depending how threatening the message,he may be involved in a criminal act and the police should notified

yes. the law requires that you petition the court to remove a child from the jurisdiction. the statute clearly defines your burden of proof

If you have not filed for divorce,the simple answer is no. The court has no jurisdiction over either of you to enter any type of order

you do not need to file a probated estate or select an executor. you do need to prepare a small estate affidavit,with a copy of the death certificate and file with the secretary of state

assuming that your decree provided for contribution to college,you would nee to petition the court,in perhaps, a contempt proceeding to effecuate compliance with the decree.

yes, support is determined by the income of the non custodial parent,not your relative,who is under no legal duty to support your child

no, the mother can enforce past child support,not the child

no,it is Federal Law