It is unclear from your question what type of documents you signed. We can not answer your inquiry without more information.

A guardian ad litem can not issue orders controlling the parties' behavior, but can only make recommendations. However, most judges take a GAL's recommendation as gospel and may make an adverse custody decision against the party who fails to adhere to the GAL's recommendations.

There can be several reasons that a judge denies bond for an individual defendant, including but not limited to prior criminal history, prior history of failure to appear, holds from probation or other jurisdictions, the seriousness of the pending charges, etc. Without knowing more facts of this... View More

If you and the mother were not married at the time of birth of the children and they are not biologically your children, you have no legal obligation to financially support the children.

If a divorce is pending, there is likely a standing order in place which would prohibit you from selling the home without your wife's consent. Additionally if she is on the security deed, you will likely need her signature to sell the property even though she is not on the mortgage, whether a... View More

It depends on the allegations that led to the charge of aggravated stalking. It could be a violent offense if the allegations involved threats of violence.

There are several options here. You can petition for custody in juvenile court through a private dependency action if mom has essentially abandoned the child or file a third party action for custody. You should consult with an attorney right away to determine the best course of action depending... View More

In most instances, the non-custodial parent is required to pay child child support.

I agree with attorney Jordan. Whether the court will continue to make you exercise visitation with your father will depend on the specific facts of your case. However, if there is an order of visitation, your mother is going to be required to follow it until you reach the age of 18. If this is... View More

Yes, if there is an open dependency case, DFCS can restrict of limit contact with any individuals whom they feel are not in the child's best interest to have contact with.

If you are the custodial parent, you will be able to get child support. His having other children may affect the amount of support that you are entitled to. You should consult with an attorney to discuss your options.

As my colleagues have stated, you will need to file for divorce and petition for custody. Until then, you both have the same rights to custody.

A 17 year old is still a minor.

You need to consult with an attorney to review the pending pleadings in your case to determine your options.

A 17 year old is still a minor who is subject to a custody order.

You can request those changes, but the changes you have given above have no legal consequence in the enforcement or application of the settlement agreement. The terms in the current agreement are often used in divorce cases for ease of reference.

We would need more information on your specific circumstances to provide an answer to this question.

Yes.

You can obtain a copy of the order termination your parental rights from the clerk of the court where the order was issued.

Unfortunately, yes she can. Until there is an actual order of legitimation, you do not have any custodial rights to the children. If you have already filed, you need to request a hearing on this issue as soon as possible.