Now there is a non jury one hour trial to determine paternity and related relief. What does this mean?
answered on Nov 13, 2019
This means that the petition filed by the man is going before the judge to be heard. You should be prepared with your own evidence with regard to the case. I would recommend retaining the services of an attorney if you are not comfortable with representing yourself in court.
Stop at age 21 but today he received a submit that they are requesting child support to continue. My husband lose this job a few months ago and not sure what we should do? And can this really be done after your told that child support would stop? And how can I get legal service to help me with this... View More 
answered on Nov 13, 2019
Your husband definitely needs to respond to the request for child support to continue. Usually, child support beyond age 18-19 is reserved for children who have special needs that require parental support beyond the age of majority. There should be a hearing scheduled on that motion (what... View More
My ex-wife and I divorced almost 5 years ago. At the time we were underwater in our current home, so selling wasn't an option for either of us. She couldn't afford the mortgage, so I stayed in the property with a clause in our divorce papers that I would try to refinance. I tried the... View More
answered on Sep 6, 2019
In order to properly answer your question, a review of your marital settlement agreement and final judgment is required. If the house is properly addressed in there, then you can file enforcement documents in your divorce case. I would recommend having an attorney review your documents and help... View More
But I don’t have no court order stating that me and the child can’t move. Im within the 50 miles range but my daughter father is not to no where I live as long as he know where the child school is located.
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