The house is in my husbands name. We are legally married and my daughter and myself live in the home
If the house was purchased during the marriage it is marital property and subject to an equitable division.
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No. Child support is paid to the parent or guardian. It is not paid to the child.
my attorney told the Judge I was a felon on a probate administration and stopped me from becoming administrator. then the judge is on the bench at a quiet title action with a pre conceived image that I am a felon and I loose the case
Are you a convicted felon?
Involved in shoot outs, has gotten physical with me curse me out cost me my job and the cops won't do anything about it all I keep hearing is he my child and I can't kick him out. What can I do with him being 14yrs old
If this young man thinks he does not have to listen to you then one option is to take action that gets his attention such as send him to military school.
You should contact Legal Aid or the OU Legal Clinic. Aside from that, most private attorneys are probably going to charge in the same ballpark.
My daughter is in Oklahoma I live in Texas. We were never through the courts we handled it ourselves I have records of all transactions
Yes, support would be paid until the child graduates high school.
Received call Monday evening that an emergency po was being filed against me? Have not received any information regarding, and have not been able to have any contact with my child. There is a court order in place. Who do I call to get my child back?
Call an attorney in your local area to help you defend the emergency proceedings.
My husband has a child with another woman and she is filing for child support. However, the name is incorrect that she used for him and she stated she tried to go to court for it but my husband never recieved the court order. Also, he wanted visitation rights and there was a verbal agreement but... Read more »
To get visitation all he needs to do is hire an attorney to file an action in the district court. A hearing will be set and the court can order visitation based upon what the court believes is in the best interest of the child.
If there is a court order for a paternity case, yes. Aside from that it is probably a good idea anyway to make sure you don't get stuck playing for a child that may or may not be yours.
Depending on who and how support is being collected you may need to file a motion and get an order terminating the wage assignment.
My granddaughter has a P.O. against her ex boyfriend for domestic violence. They have twins together. She wants to enroll them in school. The school insist that the fathers name has to be on the list of who can pick them up.
It depends on if the children are listed on the protective order.
I have a child shes one of my middle children whos last name is my ex husbands who is her sperm donor my older 2 and my youngest all have the same dad and same last name. Her sperm donor has been non-existent since she was 3 months old and my other kids dad has helped raise her thats who she knows... Read more »
Typically parental rights are only terminated if a child is adopted or for abuse or neglect in a very specific deprived child action.
If there was a sperm donor that would be a separate issue.
So, not sure if there has been an actual termination of rights here or if this is a... Read more »
He does not want to pay child support can he do that
No. Not unless the children are adopted. Otherwise, he has to support his children.
Abandonment for one year can be grounds for divorce but is not a crime.
He had restraining orders against his ex wife and her family bc she chose her man over her son and she lives with her family who lets their son live with them even tho he threatened them more than once and he touched my brother son and her got a judge to drop the restraining orders
If there is not currently a custody order he needs to hire an attorney to help him file a Petition for custody. The court will then establish custody, visitation, and child support.
Typically taxes refunds are collected from the non custodial parent that owes back support, not from the custodial parent that receives child support.
I’m 16 about to turn 17 and I’m ready to live on my own away from my parents
Yes.
Details are as needed cause It is hard to describe everything is this little area.
One of your most important rights is the right to remain silent. This means do not talk about your case with anyone other than your attorney and stop posting details of your case on the internet!
Delete your question and hire a criminal defense attorney right now!
I am POA for my best friend who is currently incarcerated in Oklahoma and trying to divorce his spouse. I have filed a divorce petition and served papers on his spouse for him. His spouse refuses to sign a waiver and insists she wants to appear in court. Though when served with notice of court... Read more »
Simple solution to this situation is he needs an attorney. An attorney can get the divorce finished whether the other spouse signs or not. I wish you the best of luck with this matter.
Yes.
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