I think your actual legal question is unclear based off the paragraph you have stated. Please speak with an attorney directly so you can fully explain your situation and get more detailed advice.

You may want to consider speaking directly with an attorney and filing for divorce. Only a judge can address your living situation through a court order and/or hold your spouse accountable for his actions.

You are bound by the terms of the order. Therefore, if the order says that you pay for half of extracurricular activities then that is what it means.

A party is legally bound by a court order with regard to domestic matters. Text messages and emails that are not reflected in a court order parties do not legally have to follow, that is, again, in matters involving child support, child custody & visitation.

You should consult an attorney directly. You have multiple issues that you need to discuss with someone and I don't think anyone can properly address those through this board. Further, if you currently have a divorce proceeding pending, it is important that you obtain an attorney, especially... View More

There is no statute that provides a deadline within which a father has to file an action to legitimize. He can file at any time and must have you properly served, before the case will move forward.

If you have a lawyer then you should be talking to them. Your attorney can address matters of child support, child custody, & visitation on a temporary basis while you are going through this divorce.

I would advise you to speak with an attorney to determine how to respond to the petition to terminate your guardianship. If you would like for the children to remain with you, then hiring an attorney is your best option to responding to this case.

You can file for an uncontested divorce yourself in the county where you live. All the correct paperwork must be filed because the court will not sign a final order if anything is missing or incorrect.

You are responsible for your current monthly child support obligation as well as any arrears you might have until your order if dismissed and any arrears are paid in full.

I would consult directly with an attorney because there’s a lot of information missing from your question. If you are the primary custodian, why weren’t the children simply released back to you? Consult a lawyer regarding jurisdiction and how you need to move forward.

You should speak to an attorney directly regarding your divorce filing. Then they can determine if you permanently changed your residence previously or not.

Hire an attorney immediately who can file the proper paperwork and get you back into court. You need to get temporary custody until you can get custody on a permanent basis. I would urge you not to represent yourself in this action. Get a lawyer ASAP. Contact them and schedule a consultation.

The other parent can ask for whatever they want but you don’t have to provide them with pay stubs unless you have been served a request to produce or a subpoena.

Speak directly with an attorney so you can provide more details about your case. Then they can give you more accurate advice on how to move forward, especially if this is an emergency situation.

You will need to legitimize in GA if the child is now in GA, there is a DFCS case in GA and the court is telling you that you need to file legitimation. Hire an attorney.

Speak directly with an attorney. All attorneys charge different rates so it's impossible to tell you what someone else's hourly fee is. And you need very specific advice, which means you should schedule a consultation with a lawyer.

Why would you even attempt to contact someone who may have taken out an order of protection against you? I would suggest leaving that person alone.

Hire an attorney to represent you. That is the best advice I can give you given what you have written.

If you have court tomorrow, it is likely too late for an attorney to assist you, if you reached out to one today.