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You are going to have to go to court and ask for permission to move, or see if Dad will agree. Just because you are getting married, does not mean you get to move the child. See if you can work something out with Dad. Dad does have some rights here.

You have waited far too long to dispute the move so all you can do now is go to court and get a visitation schedule. Is there a current court order? If there is, your state has jurisdiction so you might be able to file in your state. Also, you can ask that mom pay for transportation to visits...

You still do not have the right to take the children out of state. The court has already said no, so you either stay in state, or give custody to Dad. Just because you want to get married and move to another state does not mean the courts are going to allow it. Dad does have rights here. I have...

You should have been assigned an an attorney. I am in AZ and somewhat familiar with CPS but we are probably not hearing the whole story here. CPS has to do family reunification and gvie you a case plan.

Have you put in for a decrease in child support?

First of all did Mom have your permission to move? If she didn't then why didn't you to go court and dispute the move? How long ago did she move to TX? Do you have a custody/visitation agreement through the courts? We need more info here.

In some states sex between an 18 yr old and 15 yr old may not be illegal, but it sure sounds like it. Dad may have some rights here but in the end, he has no rights at all while you are pregnant and after the baby is born he needs to go to court and establish paternity. If Grandpa wants to...

All she can do is take him to court for the balance of the lease, but she is required to mitigate her losses (like find a roommate). If she needs a roof over her head and wants to save her credit, she needs to find a way to pay the rent.

7 or 8 months is not that much time. The courts are not going to terminate his rights, when you are about to become a single mom and therefore might have to go on state assistance. You need to file for child support. He will have some rights to the kids regardless, but he has to go to court and...

Have you tried calling a child support collection agency? They might be willing to go after him more.

Paternity is going to have to be established before your son has any rights. You can try to work out some sort of visitation schedule with the mothers parents but if they willnot cooperate, then your son has to go to court. Now that he has a child to support, he needs to be financially...

My bad I thought you said guardianship. Then yes you probably have a good chance at adopting, but both mom and dad's rights would need to be terminated. Seek council.

You can google the state guidelines and Virginia child support calculator to see what figures they come up with. Generally the NCP provides insurance but often that is also credited towards child support. Day care is usually split. See an attorney.

I agree, you really need to talk to an attorney. Allowing the mother to move the child to Germany means you may not see your child again. What if mom does not comply with your agreement? I would not allow her to move. Were you married to her? Has paternity been established? Does the child have a...

You'll need to go back to court and ask for more visitation. You can certainly address your concerns on the boyfriend and that he not be allowed to drive the children anywhere. How does a police officer get laid off? I know times were tough in MI but is it really that bad?

Each state is different and alimony is not guaranteed in any case, especially FL. It depends on the incomes of each person and the length of the marriage. Alimony does not go off of any state guidelines, like child support, so you'll have a tough time finding a calculator as it really is case...

Perhaps, if you want custody you have to ask for it but the children wanting to live with you may be meaningless, unless they are teenagers. You being unemployed though will not help. If mom gets custody you will have to pay child support. I hope this is just not about support. See if you and...

PR should have a bar association start there.

Is it possible? Sure. Guardianship is only intended to be temporary, so you should see an attorney and see if you can proceed with adoption. You might want to secure actual custody first perhaps? See what your attorney says.

First of all she cannot divorce you and neither can your attorney. Only a court can and you need to find out whether papers were even filed. What do you know about this attorney, have you loo0ked him up on the state bar? Your post is so vague and it really does not make much sense. You do not...