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Does she need to file some sort of custody paperwork? If so, where can she find it?
answered on Oct 28, 2016
Mom and Dad both have equal rights at this time, but Dad still must be prove that he is the father of the children. If you want custody and child support defined, then you need to file the paperwork. You can try "Utah WhipKits" to get the paperwork started.
My dad is an over the road driver and my sister wants to live with me rather than stay with his wife. Our parents are divorced and both parents are ok with this but neither live in the state. He is the custodial parent.I also don't have money for a layer due to just having a baby.
answered on Aug 26, 2016
With your parents on board with this, I'm not sure I understand the difficulty you are facing.
And I moved to a different state what is going to happen can they get full custody.
answered on Aug 26, 2016
Once you've been served, the court case will go on with or without you if the opposing party pursues it. Thus, moving to another state and ignoring the case after you have been served would be a bad idea. Moving to another state stop the opposing party from serving you or asking the court... View More 
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