Not necessarily true, but possible. So why not sign them again if terms still OK.

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I am new to Justia and noticed your question was posted in April but I do not see where you got an answer. So, better late than never. For a divorce the court requires at least one of the parties to appear and present testimony. I am not aware of any court in Oklahoma that with... View More

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To file a divorce in Oklahoma the law requires that you be a resident of Oklahoma for six months and a resident of the county where you file for the last 30 days. If your time in Texas was a visit as opposed to a relocation, you may still meet the six month requirement. Ultimately,... View More

When the Court Orders Joint Custody, someone MUST be also ordered to be the primary custodian, which determines where the child should live, and what the visitation time should be for the other parent. The primary custodian is usually the parent who has the child 51% of the time.

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What is the time split that is being offered? Is it 50/50 or something different?

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Your rights could be set out in your pre nup agreement. Call a family law attorney and make an appointment. Be sure to take your agreement with you.

This is very unusual for a Judge to not order child support. You need to file a "Motion to Modify" the Decree to establish child support, and visitation specifics if needed. The law requires that the payments be made through the DHS Central Child Support Registry, with a "SOSO"... View More

A termination of rights does NOT stop child support obligations until the child is adopted. You would only lost rights of custody and visitation.

Generally yes, but it can be dependent on the specific language in your decree regarding these expenses.

You are the father by law, and will be obligated for child support upon divorce.

No, if you both file a "Joint Motion to Vacate Decree" verified under oath, setting forth the details, and prepare a short Order Vacating Decree, you shouldn't have a problem. I would be happy to review your paperwork, email it to me at gjd1@swbell.net.

What kind of bruises, located where, caused by what? Have you restricted access of your husband to the child since then? Is your husband an abuser? Why are you asking this question now?

Best answer is yes, IF CAUSED BY CHILD ABUSE, and you want to restrict his visitation. But be prepared... View More

Your question is unclear to me. You need to give a fuller explanation. What were you served with? Why do you think you need someone else to transport the child? Please ask again with more details.

A simple answer is NO. You should have no problems securing a divorce.

The last order, the Temporary Order is still in effect. My suggestion would be for either you or your Ex draw up your agreement, both sign your approval, and submit to the Judge for filing.

I would be happy to review it for you before it is filed if you send it to me. Visit my website... View More

Yes, no problem, just see a family Law attorney in the county in which you reside.

Yes, a custodial parent may permit others to care for a child. If your circumstances have changed since the divorce, and you want custody, you should see a family law attorney in the county where your decree is filed.

Also, have you talked to your Ex? If he can no longer care for the... View More

You can draw your decree with help from the Legal Services website. Regarding the joint or sole custody, to a great extent it depends on the Judge. I would draw both sets. DHS has an Excel Template for the Child Support Calculation.

I am assuming your first divorce was never completed. If so, you need to get formally divorced first to be lawfully married. Depending on where you are living, bigamy may require some intent and notice thus a prosecution for such is unlikely.

Yes, a fake Social Security number by itself would not make a marriage invalid.