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You can try filing on your own. you can ask for custody and child support. If you cannot afford an attoreny then see if your court offers mediation.

You do not get attorneys fees just because he is at fault for the divorce. If he is unemployed a court very likely is not going to award you fees. You are required to try and work something out with him and settle. If you run to an attorney then you are on your own, especially if you are trying...

I agree, Dad needs to establish paternirt ASAP before he has any rights.

It is likely your son will be ordered to pay a minimal amount of support until he graduates.

The arrears usually never go away. Why should they? you still owe the support. Mom still rasied the boys with little help from you, she is entitled to her money.

Why do you think you can completely go against everything you agreed to? you are obviously irritated at Dad and looking to use the child as a pawn. you cannot move out of state without dad's permission, especially since you agreed not too. As far as visitation, it does not matter if the child is...

If you have a court order that gives you custody, you should be able to get the child but there is no guarantee the police are going to help since this is a civil dispute. You should talk to an attorney because the child has been with Dad, and you do not want to make an ugly scene in front of...

Stop listening to him. He can threaten all he wants but he is dreaming if he thinks he is going to get custody. And his criminal record may not matter, honestly because you had a baby with him anyways. Unless it involves kids, the courts may not care about that. Show your willingness to...

You are 14 and already have twins? Yes this man committed a crime. So were 13 or 14 when he had sex with you, that is a crime. you are too young to consent to sex, or to be a mom. Let this boy worry about his own problems you need to figure out how you are going to finish school, and take care...

So if the court ordered you to pay for the GAL if is that important, then find a way to pay for it. If this is the 3rd time you have requested one I can see why the courts are making you pay for it. You cannot expect Dad to always pay for this stuff even if you think you have good cause.

First of all Dad still has rights, and you chose him to be the father regardless of his criminal history. The fact he is expecting another child or job hopping is not relevant. Also if your mother had people living with her that she was not supposed to that is also irrelevant and if they lived...

CA guidelines will input an income for you. You really are going to have to find a job. how long have you been married for? you might get some temporary spousal support but it will likely not be for very long. You will get child support if you get custody but mom might fight you for that. Maybe...

Children do not get to not see their dad. If you do not send them, Dad can file contempt. If you want to stop visits, then you have to go to court. Not liking their step-mother is not a reason to stop visits.

If mom still lives in the state that the order is out of, that state retains jurisdiction and it usually cannot be moved.

You likely will not have to pay any of moms travel expenses since she is the one that moved. However, she is still Mom and she is still entitled to see the child so whatever court order currently stands is the one you go by. The child does not get to choose to not visit.

Can you and your wife agree to joint? Honestly both of you have issues and I don't see how either of you should have full custody. You and mom should see if you can agree to joint. It us up to the judge as to whether they automatically fail her or not. At this point you obviously have anger...

Foreclosures often happen in a divorce. That is the way it is. I recommend seeing an attorney, you will have to get quotes. Lawyers are not cheap but you need representation. Does mom have an attorney?

No. Is she wanting to move the child out of the country? No way. Dad would be foolish to sign for anything at this point.

Sounds like the payee needs to file for contempt. She will not accomplish anything without going to court. Does she have an attorney?

Is there an actual court order for custody or visitation? If not then both you and mom have equal rights to the kids. Unless the court is telling you to pay the mortgage, stop paying it. You can certainly ask for cusotdy, nobody knows your chances of getting it. You can also ask for joint. Be...