answered on Nov 19, 2014
If you have a visitation that is ordered, then no, they cannot. If they persist in doing so, you need to file an immediate contempt against your former husband(and his mother if she is somehow a party). Seek time to made up and attorney fees as well.
I do not wish to receive child support any longer
answered on Nov 19, 2014
The obligee can but there may be restrictions to consider if any type of public assistance is being received. I typically advise against doing it. If the obligee terminates support, it does not terminate the right of the then obligor to seek and/or exercise parenting time(visitation). Sometimes a... View More 
answered on Nov 19, 2014
If it is for a dissolution, your spouse can elect not to go to the final hearing. In this case, the court cannot grant a dissolution approving the separation agreement. If this is a divorce question and the agreement was read into the record, it would be difficult for her to simply change her mind.... View More
answered on Nov 22, 2014
Always nice to see someone from my home county.
Let's start with by acknowledging the other attorney is correct. Without the consent of your mother, the answer is no. In Ohio, if you were 18, you could move out and live wherever you want. That being said, if your mother is moving, and... View More
husband does not want divorce, but cannot get wife to go to counseling, etc. He has written an appeal, but cannot afford a lawyer. Legal services (in Oh) does not do pro bono domestic cases. She is asking for money in spite of having no evidence of his financial or any other kind of abuse.
answered on Nov 24, 2014
As noted, you can represent yourself. I can't tell from the question if the case is over or you want to file an appeal to the final decision. Sounds like it may still be pending.
Keep contacting attorneys. You may be able to find one that will work with you on fees. The Supreme Court... View More
answered on Nov 30, 2014
Question is unclear but as Mr. Heir states, the divorce decree would.
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