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That would be a yes.
Why should he?!?
That would be a yes.
That would be a yes.
It depends upon if your are being reasonable. If she allowed contact earlier in the day or even the day before then she is probably fine. If the... Read Answer
Probably. But is there a hope of collecting any part of a judgment?
Generally, most orders for support will specify until age 18 or until 19 if still enrolled in high school. Going back 16 years on healthcare is... Read Answer
If you haven't already, you can ask the court for additional time to obtain counsel.
You can't. But you can acquire new ones. You can claim the same rights as a *de facto* parent in a custody proceeding in Family Court. Juvenile... Read Answer
I cannot believe that any app can stop harassment. I do not believe that all of this is harassment. Freedom of expression is fundamental to our... Read Answer
Your post is vague an ambiguous. Mom's arrest helps you get custody. The threat is so poorly discussed that I have no comment. The police are... Read Answer
Consult your Court orders. You didn't supply them to me, and I'm not going to guess at them.
Don't worry about it. D.C.S.S. will handle this. He can't pay support from welfare.
This is a reality check. Your parental rights as to your stepdaughter come entirely from her parents (perhaps just her mother). You are not yet an... Read Answer
Your son appears to be a minor and, thus, this is your responsibility to handle. Your son has been proven to be the biological father; the birth... Read Answer
Dad's rights are NOT terminated. You need a written agreement by Dad or a Court order to relocate your child.
The issue is not whether the child wants to, but whether there is a parenting plan in place. Even if there is, you can make a motion to the court to... Read Answer
In Ohio, child support and visitation are 2 seperate issues; I would file a motion to terminate his visitation for lack of exercising it for the past... Read Answer
Yes unless/until a Court changes the order to not require visitation.
The issue is too complicated for a simple answer. I expect the child's mother will want to go to court to have it clarified that she has legal... Read Answer