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I have a female friend who was in a same-sex relationship several years ago. They had twins via IVF, using both an egg and sperm donor. The other woman is the one who gave birth to the twins, so she was therefore automatically given legal rights to them, while the other parent has no rights at all.... View More 
I am disabled and have 5 children I am raising off section 8 and ssi and my ex has alienated me from my first and 6th child to get full custody and wants child support because he knows it would cause me to loose my home and children.
My husband in the last 3 years since I have filed has only been present only for the domestic violence restraining order hearing that he was contesting other than that he has not made a single Court appearance and the current judge we have will not make any rulings or court orders with both of us... View More
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answered on Jul 25, 2024
To move your divorce case forward in California when your ex-husband refuses to show up for court, you can take several steps. First, you can file a "Request for Order" (RFO) asking the court to proceed without him. Explain to the court that he has been non-compliant and request a default... View More
Dhr has removed my 2 kids from my home they found drug paraphernalia in my sister's home and proceeded to place my children in her home!! Forced me to sign a safety plan. I asked if she had a court order to take my children because if she didn't they was leaving with me. She told me if I... View More
I am filing for divorce in El Paso County Colorado and trying to do the e-filing route. I'd like to be able to put a percentage of my ex husband's income I'd like for child support rather than a specific dollar amount. His career path continues to change and he does a lot of... View More
She failed nail test will she get BK in home
He owes 1000$ but it's been payed coming out of his paycheck. What are the chances he will be released from jail? Or what could happen to him today?
The child who is 20 and a full time college student has been diagnosed with autism and receives testing accommodations at college. He lives with the custodial parent and it is unknown if he will be able to live on his own.
My husband had custody of his daughter, allowed her to go live with her mom and grandma, dropped the $65K arrears with the agreement she doesnt file chilc support on him. he hasnt seen his daughter in 2yrs extreme parent alienation but hes also recently diagnosed with MS and is diasabled. we cant... View More
answered on Jul 24, 2024
If he was not served, you may be able to file an appeal if the order was entered within 30 days, a restricted appeal if the order was entered within six months, or a bill of review if the order was entered within four years. The appropriate legal mechanism will depend on the facts and... View More
Hello, my husband has been giving a parenting plan to settle outside of trial. The mother was upset the judge would not review child support as that was set up in another county years prior to custody court. The mother sent one parenting plan then refused to sign her own agreement and sent another... View More
Also has a judge that was assigned to the case that was a family friend. So many things wrong with the situation too many to list a lawyer that was hired at one time said straight up he was getting screwed and then pulled himself from case... the child is being used and manipulated by mother,... View More
They badly dropped my credit. Also they are being sued in California but I wonder if it had anything to do with the taxes of federal witheld. Is it normal for a company not to tax you federal taxes if the gross pay is lower than $1000.00 but yet when they taxed me on a check which was a christmas... View More
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answered on Jul 23, 2024
If your credit score was damaged due to your employer's mistakes, it's important to address this issue directly. Start by gathering all relevant documentation, including pay stubs, child support payment records, and any communication with your employer. Contact the credit bureaus... View More
The other parent facing jail. When d.o.r knew he was not required pay support to new custodian
it has caused me legal issues, and financial burdens with no legal merit, evidence of income, or any other burdens of proof.
answered on Jul 23, 2024
If a divorce was granted without proper service of process, you have only four years from the date of the divorce decree to file what is called a bill of review to challenge the decree. Particularly when you mention things like child custody and child support, most people would learn of the... View More
Kids dad arrears come out of his check with his child support weekly but not the full amount . So he just accumulates more back child support. If he’s at 12,000 in arrears, do they not take his license at some point ? Or does he just keep accumulating back child support, and I just won’t ever... View More
Friend of the Court has done nothing to enforce support except issue a bench warrant in 2017 which is currently active. I'd appreciate any thoughts regarding best course of action in regards to the felony arrears.
answered on Jul 23, 2024
Custody - and parenting time - have nothing to do with child support obligations. If you know he has an active bench warrant, you can contact the local police department.
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