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Answered 12 years and 11 months ago by Nelson E Rivers (Unclaimed Profile) |
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| Legal Topics: Child Custody
You can move unless there is a court order in place regarding visitation. If there is, you will need to follow the procedure for notifying the father and giving him an opportunity to object. If you don't as yet have a custody order, you should apply for one in order to establish yourself as the custodial parent. Until then, the father has as much right to custody as you do. You should also apply for child support. He needs to help support his child, and you can apply through the district atty's office for little or no cost to you.... Read More
You can move unless there is a court order in place regarding visitation. If there is, you will need to follow the procedure for notifying the father... Read More
Answered 12 years and 11 months ago by Nelson E Rivers (Unclaimed Profile) |
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| Legal Topics: Child Custody
You could file a request for permanent custody or even for an adoption depending on the circumstances. An email response could not cover all of the variables. You will need a full consultation.
You could file a request for permanent custody or even for an adoption depending on the circumstances. An email response could not cover all of the... Read More
When you get married, your husband can petition the court to adopt your daughter. If granted, the natural born father's parental rights will be terminated.
When you get married, your husband can petition the court to adopt your daughter. If granted, the natural born father's parental rights will be... Read More
Answered 13 years and 2 months ago by Atty. Richard B. Jacobson (Unclaimed Profile) |
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| Legal Topics: Child Custody
First of all, STOP USING. If not forever, then at least during the time that she can ask the Court to do an unannounced urinalysis. I'm not sure how long m/j stays in your system, but all of most of it should be gone in five days or a week. The mere occasional use of m/j under the circumstances you describe is not likely to lead to a dramatic change in the children's placement with you, if you start taking action to prevent the ex from having anything truthful to say which could hurt you.... Read More
First of all, STOP USING. If not forever, then at least during the time that she can ask the Court to do an unannounced urinalysis. I'm not sure... Read More
Answered 13 years and 3 months ago by Tina Marie Fox (Unclaimed Profile) |
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| Legal Topics: Child Custody
If there is a parenting agreement in place then yes, you have to abide by that court order agreement even if the son does not want to go. You are the parent and you must foster a relationship between the two. The two adults must show the child that he must do what's right (follow the order) even when he does not "want" to do so.... Read More
If there is a parenting agreement in place then yes, you have to abide by that court order agreement even if the son does not want to go. You are the... Read More
Answered 13 years and 3 months ago by Mark T. Peters, Sr. (Unclaimed Profile) |
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| Legal Topics: Child Custody
Until it is legally determined that you are the father, yes she can ignore you. If you really want to be part of the child's life, you must file a paternity action and ask for a DNA test. Of course, if you are proved to be the father, you will probably be obligated to pay child support, but you will also be entitled to custody/visitation time. You should really talk with an attorney to determine the best way to proceed.... Read More
Until it is legally determined that you are the father, yes she can ignore you. If you really want to be part of the child's life, you must file a... Read More
Answered 13 years and 4 months ago by Mr. Cathy Rose Cook (Unclaimed Profile) |
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| Legal Topics: Child Custody
You need to establish your paternity by filing a petition with the local juvenile court. Once that occurs, you will be put on the birth certificate, and you can establish parenting time.
You need to establish your paternity by filing a petition with the local juvenile court. Once that occurs, you will be put on the birth certificate,... Read More
Answered 13 years and 4 months ago by Dennis P. Mikko (Unclaimed Profile) |
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| Legal Topics: Child Custody
You should file a paternity action asking a court to determine that you are the father. This will result in your name being added to the birth certificate. You may be able to obtain some assistance from the prosecuting attorney's office to establish paternity.
You should file a paternity action asking a court to determine that you are the father. This will result in your name being added to the birth... Read More