No, these deceptions would not rise to the level of qualifying for an annulment.

If the decree specifically names the individual and limits contact with the minor children, the marriage will not change that.

Your parenting plan will determine your rights regarding physical custody.

I strongly suggest you speak with an attorney to discuss your options before going to court unrepresented. Especially if it is your goal to maintain guardianship of your grandchild.

You will need to contact an Arkansas attorney to determine what collection remedies are available in that state. In Georgia, if there is a judgment for the child support, that can be garnished from a bank account.

No, that is not the law.

You can file a petition to establish sole custody which would allow for you to apply without the other parent's signature.

You need to file a contempt of the current order as soon as possible. The court can even award make up time for the visitation that you have missed.

No, the marriage legitimizes the child so it is as if the child was born during the marriage. Both parents have equal custodial rights under this circumstance.

How long the process takes will depend on his response. If he acknowledges paternity right away and is a w-2 employee with regular income, it can be a fairly routine process. However, if he requests a dna test or disputes the presumptive amount of child support requested, that may delay the... View More

Not based on that fact alone. The court will consider the best interest of the child under the totality of the circumstances. Her employment alone will typically not be enough to tip the scales if it does not negatively affect the child.

If you have a concern that the sister may not be properly handling the estate of your sibling, you can petition the court to have that sibling removed as guardian or conservator. But it likely needs to be more than just she's not giving us information to prevail on this type of action.

That will depend on the totality of the circumstances. Unfortunately, there is no automatic right to foster a child while the child is in the care of the state due to a dependency action.

I agree with attorney Edwards. We would recommend filing any motion for reconsideration or for new trial within 30 days. You also only have 30 days from the entry of the order to appeal the decision.

The children will go to school in mom's school district as that is their residential address. If you move so far away that it interferes with dad's ability to exercise his parenting time, that could be considered a material change in circumstances warranting a modification of the parenting plan.

Grandparent custody and visitation cases are complicated. I would not recommend you go at this alone. You should seriously consider consulting an attorney to assist you in pursuing this.

You will need to advise him of the new address. As you deserve to know where your children are when they are with him, he has the same rights.

I agree with attorney Jordan. We would need more facts to give you an accurate answer on whether there are any grounds for this recommendation.

It is unclear what your question is, however, if your spouse was already married at the time that you got married, your marriage is void.

It is very unusual for a check payment to be reversed after such a long period of time. We would need additional information to determine why this may have occurred.