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If he is self employed, itis not that easy. He is likely hiding income and assets. Does he have anything in someone else's name? I wonder why a court has at least, not held him in contempt? I do believe he can still face jail time for no not paying. Does he have any bank accts in his name?

His rights are equal to yours. He certainly has the right to joint custody if he seeks it. Do you even know what sole custody is going to give you? Not much, he will still likely get unsupervised visits. You cannot control everything here so give up the power struggle. He has not abused the kids...

Grow a backbone to her. She has no right at all to keep your child from you but since you have waited so long to do anything about it, it is unclear how easy it will be to get vititation. Take your paperwork to an attorney, and file contempt against the ex.

I actually do have it linked from my home computer. I'll see if I can find it. If you google it though, you'll see the statistics are all over the board on this. I also remember reading it in an article in some parenting magazine. Here is a good link...

So how is he in arrears if child support was automatically deducted? You likely cannot do anything. CSE probably will not talk to you or give you any info. When he gets out of jail he needs to petition for visitation of the child. Alot of what you posted is totally irrelevant.

Do this right or dont do it at all. First of all why would you leave the state and leabe your kids? You need to grow a backbone to your ex and file for visitation with the kids. You cannot afford to NOT have an attorney. Since you left the state it is going t be harder for you and more costly to...

You absolutely should file for visitation and joint custody. you already know mom is not honoring your agreement so go to court and get visitation set in stone. Has paternity been established?

You cannot just move. You will have to petition the courts to move and Dad will be servedWhat is the reason Dad has not seen the child? Its odd that he supposedly has joint custody yet never sees the kid. He can still try to dispute the move but unless he can prove you have not allowed him to...

Dad actually has every right to pursue vists with the child and it is unlikely a court will prevent it. Paternity will likely have to be established first.

Well the sad statistic is as soon as an unrelated male moves into a house, the risk of child abuse against the kids goes up by at least 8 times. It is a troubling statistic and I think people are sick of hearing about moms boyfriends who beat the kids. Moving in a guy is never a good idea...

So what were your intentions when you married her and knew your name was getting put on the birth cert? Did you think that you could just walk away if a divorce happened? In most states you are the legal father since you were married at the time of birth. You apparantly went on and had another...

You can pay for a background check on someone, or you can go online and go to the states supreme court, or county superior court and see if they have public access online. Many courts do this now.

Does he know he is not the father? Since you gave birth while married and paternity was not disputed, he is the father legally. It is probably too late to take him off the paperwork. If he agreed to be daddy to this child, he/she is his. The Dad should not be taken away just because of a...

Yes you can still apply to get the 18 yr old emancpated and off child support, and the court will likely though add an amount to your monthly obligation for arrears.

Kindness this is not the place to vent about CPS. If you have a legal question, ask it. there are always 2 sides to EVERY story and children are rarely removed from homes without it being justified. If CPS removed your kids and wants to terminate your rights, you are obviosly abusing or...

Non custodial parents are NOT responsible for transportation if the CP creates the distance. Dad does not have to agree to the move. Dad has more rights than the inlaws here. Your wife needs to make a more than fair offer than would probanly require adjust child support for any transportation...

Because you are only working part time is usually not a reason to adjust support. Why should the ex pay more because of your job? Either find another part time job or 1 full time one. Everyone is having a tough time in this economy.

Why did you have a child with someone of this background? So you were ok with it then but now since you are split up it is not ok? If you can prove the child is better off with you then you might get custody back but unless this man has harmed this child, his background may not matter. If he has...

Your post makes no sense. You need to establish paternity and file for child support if you want his help. How inthe world do you plan on not disruping his family life? You got pregnant by him, you have already done that. You cannot terminate his rights just because he is married, the courts do...

No way should he pay alimony to someone else. That is total fraud and it is unreal that an attorney would be suggesting that. She could be bluffing. He needs to document that ridiculous request. He needs a good attorney to fight for him based on the fact that any alimony paid will just go to...