As long as she is asking for child support that is only his child and not all three, then that is legal. Reprehensible, but not illegal. Now, if she asked him for child support for a child that is not his through the courts, that would not be legal.

I agree with Mr. Bennett. Having said that, there are some requests that may be subject to objection. You need the assistance of an attorney.

If you have an attorney, then tell your attorney. It sounds as if you are in a divorce proceeding and he may have violated the automatic injunction. If you do not have an attorney, get one.

Normally, a power of attorney can simply be ended by the rejection of the POA. However, it this is court ordered as you question suggests, he will need to retain counsel, file a petition and have a hearing to prove the POA is no longer needed.

At this time the Tennessee Supreme Court has issued Orders continuing Order of Protections until it determines it is relatively safe to conduct hearings. So, no under these circumstances your rights have not been violated. If you do not have an attorney, you need to get one asap.

You need to consult with a local family law attorney to see if you are indeed married and to begin getting child support whether or not you are legally married.

Your mother-in law has the right to evict you, not your wife.

Yes, it should be possible. Please visit https://efile.nashville.gov/ for further information.

You need to consult your attorney for an answer to your question.

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If you owe back child support your stimulus check can and probably will be intercepted.

I am not sure if the amount you stated is the total amount owed. Generally, it appears that a child support order was entered and if so, both you and your ex would be jointly liable for the amount. You should consult with an experienced family law attorney for your best options.

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Absent an order from the court barring you access to those records, yes you have a right to see the medical records. Look at you Permanent Parenting Plan and consult a local family law attorney for your best course of action.

Stimulus checks are subject to be intercepted. The amount would go to any arrears, so yes, you may get money towards the arrears.

If you owe back child support your stimulus check can and probably will be intercepted.

If you owe back child support your stimulus check can and probably will be intercepted.

Stimulus checks are susceptible to interception if you owe back child support.

The question is whether a recalculation of your child support would make a 15% difference in the amount ordered. You should consult a local experienced family law attorney for your best options.

You need to enroll the foreign order in child's jurisdiction. You need to retain an experienced family lawyer in that jurisdiction, which should not cost much. The cost comes in when you decide to bring an action to enforce the order for contempt.