The dept of family services does not do child support cases. The dept of human services does. They know how to use the calculator. They have access to information that neither of you may have provided to them. You should have been given appeal rights and followed them in a timely manner.

I would if I were you. You may also seek more time to do so.

I don't know what you are referring to in terms of rule 552. There are duplicates when officers write tickets. They may replace the duplicates with originals. This is not a technicality that will get anyone out of anything.

She can if she files something within 30 days of the entry of the Judgment for Dissolution of Marriage. Otherwise, unlikely.

You need to file an appeal. You should get a letter from Springfield about it. Read your appeal rights and follow the instructions to appeal.

Then send a written request for the dcfs file for the purpose of an appeal. This is not a simple task and you should have a lawyer to represent... View More

No. Not unless your rights are terminated by juvenile court or through an adoption if the other parent is remarried and wishes to adopt.

I believe you will have to get a court order to establish bio dad's paternity. I don't know if you have any court orders yet about child support but all of it could be done at the same time if you are not receiving help from HHS. They make things a bit more complicated.

GAL'S usually file a written report that contains their findings and the basis of their decisions. There are no recorded tapes to transcribe. After their report is written they may destroy their notes.

I do not see a question posed here.

It depends. Consult a lawyer who lives near you for assistance.

There is no enough information to form an opinion.

The objection should have been made before he changed it. If the order was changed less than 30 days ago you can try but I don't know that it is going to get you anywhere. This is a problem if you are acting as your own lawyer.

Ask the Dr if he has mental competence to get married. Once he is married, I believe that she will take precedence over your document until the pt thinks otherwise.

Usually enlisted persons cannot have any kind of authority over children. Is that not what you are being told?

Usually there is an expiration date on the Order for Withholding. You may be able to point it out and stop withholding.

Everyone harboring you can be charged with a felony for harboring a runaway. You put everyone in danger who tries to help you.

Absolutely! Any baby that you adopt is just like your own and you are expected to treat the baby as your own.

I do not know, but anyone could go up there and get a copy. It's a matter of public record.

You should hire a criminal defense lawyer in the county where the charge is pending IMMEDIATELY.

These cases are very fact specific and you need immediate assistance from a lawyer who has experience with this State's attorney.

Yes, of course you can. Is that your first court date?