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Child Custody
Colorado
Recent Legal Answers
Get your ex's husband to adopt him.
It depends on many factors.
Is there a court order establishing paternity and custody?
At 17, if the child wants to go, why bother?
You need the assitance of an attorney in your jurisdiction.
How are you going to prove that with admissible evidence?
Where is your brother? Have you contacted Child Protective Services?
Anyone can consent to anything if done properly.
You must petition the Court for a name change.
File a parentage action.
Did he sign an affidavit of parentage (not birth certificate) or is there an order of paternity?
File for divorce ASAP.
Until you file for divorce, nothing will happen.
File Legit Petition Look on Fulton county family website for form.
You file an action to terminate his rights.
Yes, and there are international agreements and conventions regarding them.
It is a big mess. You will need a court order to amend the birth certificate.
File contempt.
He has no rights to the child unless the two of you sign an affidavit of paternity (not to be confused with a birth certificate) or has a paternity... Read More
It depends. Will your daughter become an emancipated minor?
You need to file emergency orders.
File a paternity action.