Q: How does a father apply for custody of his child that the mom let move in with another family member.
My husband and his ex wife divorced in 2004 she got custody in the divorce and he was granted visits and child support for years the children were allowed to visit only at her convenience sometimes wouldnt allow visits for months my husband has continued to pay his support.well he was just informed the child hasnt been living with the mom and he wants his child (who is 16 ) he has had the same job for 6 years same home for 2 years and can pass a background check and a drug screen any advice on what we could do
A: The father can file for custody. He needs to talk with an attorney about this, as he has to sue both the mother and the people the children are living with.
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He has to file a petition to modify custody and child support. He should hire a local lawyer to handle the matter.
Also, because the child is 16, the child"s wishes on custody will be considered by the court.
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He has to file a petition to modify custody and child support. He should hire a local lawyer to handle the matter.
Also, because the child is 16, the child"s wishes on custody will be considered by the court.
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He has to file a petition to modify custody and child support. He should hire a local lawyer to handle the matter.
Also, because the child is 16, the child"s wishes on custody will be considered by the court.
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