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I agree, I realize you care for the kids but 3 kids is alot to take on so social services has the final determination on who gets custody. How old are the kids? what kind of a relationship do you have with them? You can certainly petition for visitation, but nobody on this board has any idea...

You need an attorney plain and simple.

Extremely unlikely a US court will grant him custody and permission to move. All he is required to pay is what state guidelines recommend. Unless you have been hitting him up for more money all the time or threatening to take him back for more support, he is no position to say you cannot raise...

I do not think there is much of a chance he will be allowd to move the child out of the country. Do you have an attorney? Does the child have a passport? I cannot see how a judge would give him custody.

Then stop listening to her and see an attorney, plain and simple.

Technically yes, your wife needs to file for innocent spouse relief but there is no guarantee that will work.

I agree you need to establish paternity and ask for visitation. Do not let the mother dictate your future with this child. It is possible you may get to hyphenate the childs last name, a judge will decide on that.

Stop listening to your wife. Your wife is in the wrong state for her to think you have no rights. NV is actually a father friend state. VERY. Child support is based off of both incomes and you likely will get joint. You should ask for the house in the divorce. You need to file for divorce, and...

who has custody here? What doe the court order say? Normally mom does not need your permision to take the child out of state, just like you probably do not need hers.

Hopefully everyone can get together after the baby is born and work something out. your daughter, at 17, is probably going to get a lot more than she bargained for by having a baby at such a young age. She needs to start figuring out how she is going to finish school and support the baby, and...

I will say it is going to be extremely difficult for you to get custody of your sister due to your age, and the fact you live over 2000 miles away. In order for any chance of custody you are going to have to prove monm totally unfit and then Dad can always fight you as well. sorry but that is...

Please disregard LonelyinNY all she does is yell at people and tell them to MYOB. Until paternity is established Dad has no rights. However eventually if he takes mom to court for visitation and paternity, he MAY eventually get out of state visits. this is common actually with babies, maybe...

It is very obvious by her post she is solely concerned about money and could care less if the child sees Dad at all.

Does the house even have any equity in it? If there is no equity, you do not get half of something that does not exist. Just becasue you want everything does not mean you will get it.

The judge then may order you to leave the child with the father,which I have no idea why you would do that if he is abusive. You may not have many choices here. If you leave the child with Dad that may kill your chances of custody and moving with the child. Nobody can predict what a judge will...

I an speaking of the things like he never wanted the baby, he hid pregnancy from the GF. That does not matter. If he has a court order that prohibits the GF from being around the child then you can hold him in contempt but he does not have to follow other requests fromn you, that are not...

Dad has the right to be in the childs life and he certainly has rights to custody over you. You have no rights here at all unless Dad gives them to you.

Family court told my husbands ex wife to stop listing my husband as the responsible party. He did not bring the child in, he is NOT agreeing to the payments. If you are the CP you should not be doing this..the DR's office does not know court procedure. He did not agree to their terms so sure...

You cannot just move the child out of state. You need to an attorney in florida to see if you can relocate back to TX. Be prepared though to be more than fair with Dad and see if he will agree to let you move with the child. In the meantime you need to find some employment and a roof over your...

The name has nothing to do with anything. Is his name on the birth cert? You need to file for custody but he is still likely going to get some visits. You can argue with supervised. He legally cannot flee with the child and leave the state, that would be some sort of custodial interferance and...