Who should I report this too bfore too late
Reported what?
For a custody trial.
Yes.
Just recently filed for divorce husband will be served papers this week. Child is currently living with me and has been for months. Do I have to let him see her or take her?
Not until there is a parenting time agreement agreed upon or ordered by the court.
I’m father and paying child support at the moment. My child’s mother has custody but my child decided to move in with me. What’s gonna happen and what do I need to do with child’s custody and child support?
Make a motion to terminate your child support immediately after he moves in with you.
If the child is under 4 years, you can get back support. If the child is over 4 years, you can only get back support from the time you file the petition and motion for support going forward.
We have had him since 2 days after he came home from the hospital.Parents have roaches and gave the kids bedroom to their cats and put the kids in the dining room. The house stinks so bad of litter box that he smells like that when he returns.She doesnt want him but this makes her look bad and she... Read more »
Get an agreement from mom or file a motion with the court.
Can I allow the child around her mother (my sister). And if I do and the mother tries to withdraw child from a school and place her into another school and will not answer me or return the child what should I do
Not without changing the no contact order.
Write an agreement signed by both of you stating that you each will have 50/50 custody. Then add to that what the parenting time schedule will be, sign it and file it with the court.
And 130 in insurance a months. I work 24 hour shifts, so I take my son back the night before, resulting in less "nights" with him. Would it be worth going back, and keeping him overnight on work days to get 50/50 and a reduction in child support to have less financial stress?
Absolutely.
Add kick me out the house with no place to go and no noticed I move to Illinois from Kentucky mid June 2019 Being forced to give up a really good job and move back to Kentucky so that way I am not homeless and on the streetsWe resides in Kentucky my mother Dad and general family and my able to file... Read more »
There are many factors that go into the decision but there is a presumption that there should be 50/50 parenting time.
I went to illinois because of issues with my inlaws in kentucky. I need to go back to my life in kentucky but am not wanting to without a custody agreement in place. My husband agreed to meet me at the courthouse to write one out, but i am not sure how to go about doing it.
Yes. You simply write out the agreement, specify times dates and holidays when they will be with each parent, you both sign it and have it notarized. Then you file it with your petition for dissolution when you are ready to file.
the mother has alienated these children from me and refused court orders just to keep the girls away from me. the mother of the children is in prison, serving 14 years. The mother sent the girls to FL with her mom, who had filed motion to intervene and also limits my time with the kids
You should be able to conduct discovery well in advance of any trial date.
And what are the chances of going from equal joint custody to primary custody as a father? I live in Kentucky and my child’s mother lives in Minnesota so I only see her for the summer and holidays but she refuses to let my daughter live with me and my current wife. I have proof by voice message... Read more »
If the child has lived in Minnesota for more than six months, the custody action will have to be litigated in Minnesota pursuant you the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act. As for the support of you are successful, whether you pay will be determined by who earns the most money.
Depends on whether you received any benefit in exchange for signing the paper. If you did, may be hard to collect. If you did not, then you can rescind it.
Father if he pursues it.
For a couple of years my daughter has been in and out of trouble at school and home (promiscuity, unruly behavior, possible drug use, sneaking out.) In November, she was diagnosed with severe depression, anxiety, and PTSD and prescribed prozac, which she has since run out of and it has not been... Read more »
You should file a motion for change of custody in the county in which she resides in Kentucky. They would certainly let her live with you prior to placing her with DJJJ.
I want to move out of state with our 3 children prior to a divorce and have told him he has all rights to see his children. He wants to charge me with parental alienation even though I am more than willing to drive the children all the way to him. Can he keep me from moving where I want to within... Read more »
No. He cannot.
Everything you can find to show the Court that placement with you is in the child’s best interests.
My ex and I have been divorced for almost 12 years my son is 16 and my daughter is 13! She has primary custody of the children! But I don’t feel like they are safe there because she was admitted for self harm and pain killer abuse! I need to know who I would need to contact about taking parental... Read more »
File a motion for possession of the children in your divorce action.
Major story behind our divorce following child custody situation. I'm a young mother 25 this day. I was about 20 when we got married divorced by 21. Our marriage was happened because my ex wanted to become a pastor. Not because he loved me. (You know in order to do so you have to be married.) So he... Read more »
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