They find you and bring you back to your custodians.
I have two young children from different women. I've been separated from the first for nearly 5 years, and the second for over a year. We've always co-parented really well, and have always had nearly equal custody without the courts being involved.
I've recently been presented a work... Read more »
It would not forfeit your time, but the court would likely require a new parenting schedule which maximizes both your time and the mothers time given the distance of the move.
Of court proceedings or served with any paperwork to force supervised visits and family counseling? Only a picture of certain pages of proceedings sent to father after court date.
Many more facts are needed to answer your question. Consult a competent family law attorney in your area to review the entire case file.
Not unless it is dismissed.
Yes.
My last name was changed 11 years ago after my parents divorced it was done in the decree. I have never in 11 going on 12 years had an issue doing anything. My social security card was changed as well but my birth certificate wasnt. I've been run around by KY stating they couldn't accept the... Read more »
You should consult a competent traffic attorney to handle this for you bc it is an administrative nightmare.
Then it has a letter from courts saying my child is in state custody
It means whomever filed an emergency petition for custody was denied but temporary custody has been given to the cabinet.
File a motion with the court to prevent such activity.
Who should I report this too bfore too late
Reported what?
For a custody trial.
Yes.
No.
My mother passed away on January 2, 2020 and guardianship was signed over to my boyfriends grandparents in October due to my mothers declining health, since then I have been mentally abused and they have tried to kick us out and when we make plans to leave they tell us I cant leave and hold me... Read more »
Put your case on the docket in the probate court in your county and ask the judge to modify the custodians or Find you emancipated and terminate the guardianship completely.
File a challenge to the seizure and hire a family law attorney immediately. If all the proceeds they seized were SSI and you can prove it, you can likely get that money back. Plus, if you’re receding SSI, the child should be able to draw his own check off you you. Get in this immediately so... Read more »
The sister had custody now we have partial she's primary. She told judge she wanted me to pay child support but not him bc he has another child. How can I be liable but not him?
The Court is probably considering his support as coming from his family if they allow that, although generally both parents are ordered to contribute the support of the child if the child is out of the custody of both parents.
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.
Not unless he owes an arrearage.
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.
Ask judge to reconsider and/or appeal to the higher court.
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.
It is listed as a civil order. Indefinitely.
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