Based on what you report of the order, yes. However, I would prefer to see the entire section before stating if you would be successful on a contempt motion.

Generally, the Courts are not requiring parents to relinquish parenting time due to a positive COVID test. Has your daughter been vaccinated or is she too young? Does she have any health conditions? Is he wearing a mask, having her do so, and keeping distance?

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If both have lived in their counties 90 days before filing, the one who obtains service first is the county where the case will be.

You can refill but I would advise consulting with an attorney to assure you are doing it correctly.

Normally, you would file in the state where the divorce occurred. If that was Wisconsin, the father may get it moved to Ohio because that is where the children are and where any custody investigation should occur. If it was a state neither of you live in now, you file in Ohio where the children are.

Grandparents will need to file for guardianship in probate court. Father will have to be notified and may then file for custody.

Sounds like some entity is trying to collect support from him. You need to retain a local attorney to determine if the order is valid.

Motions cannot be corrected. Only entries can.

You need to engage a local family law attorney to draft a contract to cover all aspects of this agreement.

Your son should meet with his attorney to discuss his concerns and what can be done. If he is not satisfied with those answers, he should seek another opinion.

Your son needs to file for a paternity finding. He can call the Dept. of Job & Family Services to learn how or obtain a local attorney to assist.

If the child was conceived in Ohio, he could file here. You might be able to move the case to PA because that is where the child lives.

The money is your separate money unless Wife proves you intended to gift it to the marriage. If you put her name on because you said this is our money, that would be a gift If you put her name on so she could easily inherit if you died during the marriage, that is not a gift. You do need to discuss... View More

I agree with the other answer. However, there are other separate funds besides inheritance. Talk to a local attorney about your facts.

Father needs to file for parenting time again & get actual service on mother. If she doesn’t show then, an order can be issued. If she does appear, Father will need to be prepared to deal with any claims she makes as to why his time should be limited & supervised.

I’m not following your legal situation. Parents don’t have guardianship. They have custody or shared parenting. If father has court ordered parenting time, he has to return your child at the end of his time. If he doesn’t, you can ask the police for help. If father refuses to return him, you... View More

First, you need an attorney in your divorce. On this issue, you need to file a motion to restore your mother as the babysitter.

Yes, you should inform the GAL.

You need to obtain advice from a criminal defense attorney. If you gave a statement to the police alleging domestic violence and now refute that claim, you could be charged with a crime yourself.

I agree with the prior answer. The governor’s stay at home order made an exception for parenting time court orders. So, if you had one of those, you could have proceeded with your time. Not sure why you wouldn’t want to get the vaccine, but there is no legal requirement to do so. However, your... View More