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Getting an attorney and seeing if you can work out a deal with the prosecutor.
She can only get emergency custody if something terrible has happened to the children while they were with you. Get a lawyer. It is highly unlikely... Read Answer
You need to put your agreement into a Consent Order. In order to do that you have to have a custody case filed in the same court. You need an order... Read Answer
Looks to me like father has Easter.
See an attorney, generally changes to support and custody orders are not retroactive but would act prospectively relieving you of future liabilities.
You can file a motion with the court to suspend payment until she is found.
You should stop paying the child support; and request that the Court modify the support order to zero at the earliest possible time.
Not without the court's or the other parents consent. You will not get the court's consent unless you can prove it is in the best interests of the... Read Answer
You should certainly have the court's orders modified to conform with the situation as it actually is for any number of reasons.
He can go to court and try and stop it. You say your mother has sole custody. Is that also sole legal custody? Or just primary physical custody. ... Read Answer
It would appear to me that his activities are a bit beyond the pale, and beyond the authority which he should have over the relationship you have... Read Answer
First, what does the custody order say? Generally, children are allowed to have unsupervised communication with their parent, so that sounds live... Read Answer
It depends on your current parenting plan. If you don't have one and you were never married to the father, then you may move without the father's... Read Answer
Generally the court will advise of the right to counsel or offer to appoint one if the defendant cannot afford one when the judge is contemplating... Read Answer
The problem is that your brother's ex is now facing criminal prosecution, i.e. criminal contempt of court for failure to obey the court's order. If... Read Answer
It appears that a petition to modify your current parenting plan with time-sharing schedule and child support should be filed to reflect your changed... Read Answer
You have an excellent case. Your mother abandoned her children. File for custody and request child support. If your mother is gainfully employed,... Read Answer
That's a difficult question to answer without more information. You can't just terminate your parental rights and thereby eliminate your support... Read Answer
If your rights as a parent are terminated, then your obligation to pay current / prospective support is also terminated. However, arrearage is not... Read Answer
You should refer to your parenting plan as to relocation restrictions. Generally, when a parent intends to move with a minor child more than 50... Read Answer
Unfortunately, grandparents in Florida do not have any rights to visitation.
If you are in Michigan all of this is calculated and set up as part of the Michigan child support guideline formula.