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1) Right now you will have probably no chance at custody but you are entitled to visitation. Down the road once you are acquainted with the child you can always try for custody. Parents generally have more rights than grandparents in most cases. 2) Yep they most certainly can, this happens all...

You divorce where you have legal residency, which is IL. It does not matter where you married.

Your post is way to long. Shorten it and stick to only the facts. BD has rights as the father and he can try to block the move. You are not entitled to child support until paternity has been established and you file for it. In order to move you need to prove it is in the childs best interest...

If she is moving away just to be with her boyfriend her chances are not very good at all. FL is actually pretty strict on relocations and mom is moving for her best interest, not the childs. Continue to state that it is in the child best interest to remain in FL with you and the extended family...

You need to first of all start googlinfg and find out what the age of consent is in your state. Since he is under 18 and she is 10 years older, it is possible a crime was committed. If you honestly feel the baby is in danger then you can call CPS right before she gives birth and they can show up...

On the parent that supported you is entitled to support generally. Was paternity ever even established? If your mom never filed for child support then neither you or her are entitled to any, sadly. Why didn't she ever file? Now, if thee was an actual child support order that dad never paid, then...

You need to get a court order allowing you to claim. Unless the order gives you the tax deduction, you cannot claim but you have a chance of getting it since mom does not work.

Sorry but you have almost no chance of custody since you are unable to prove mom unfit, that is the sad truth. It does not matter she has 4 other kids because apparantly you didn't care when you married her and got her pregnant, so why should the courts care? You need to hire an attorney in VA...

If you do not do it, be prepared for problems. Who has custody here? Something is obviously going on in the house if you keep being reported. If you pass the drug tests then you have nothing to worry about unless there is abuse or neglect involved.

Yes, generally.

Well truthfully you have an uphill battle for custody but you should get visitation. You have not seen the kids in a while and you do not live in state Makes custody very slim. So your ex is not the father of the 2 yr old? do you have this child with you? You moving out of state complicated...

How old is the child? Nobody can predict if you will succeed in cusotdy but pretty much you have to prove its in the childs best interest. Unless he is at least 13 the courts may not listen to his opinion. You really should talk to a family law attorney in your state.

Not sure what you are wanting but you are going to have to file for custody or for more parenting time in court. Dad doesn't have to allow visits outside of your time without a court order.

If the courts did not give Dad custody of the youngest then he technically cannot keep the child

just that Dad need an attorney and prove he paid mom and that the money given to her was child support.

Nobody can predict what the courts will do but I would listen to the attorney. Also NCP cannot reduce CS payments without court order. Generally health insurance does offset CS to some point.

First of all wife should close the account and get dad off of it now. What are mon and the daughter wanting to press charges for? You can certainly report dad to the bank and they may press charges.

Sorry but the inlaws are free to allow your parents to see the child. If your ex wfie allows it there is nothing you can do. Also your ex is required to follow a visitation schedule and just because she lives with her parents it does not mean they get to interfere. I hope you get to claim the...

Texas has jurisdiction so you need an attorney there. Why are the kids out of state, who moved? If you want to see your kids you are going to have to file for visitation in TX. Legal aid likely will not help you, they are totally swamped with cases. If you want to see your kids bad enough, can...

Since you are the one that moved, you should be paying for airfare anyways. It was your choice to move. You are not going to like my answer but Dad is entitled to CS at what the state guidelines permit. You collected child support from Dad and now that he has the child, he gets to collect it. I...