Recent content by sweets2396

I have a question. A family member of mine, who is about in her 70's, went into surgery to replace a pace maker and came out of the surgery with an infection. The infection stuck out of her chest like a soda can. With that said, the doctors still released her. She went home in pain and...

Yes necessarily The court will definetly consider the fact that he has another child now. That is why they look over child support order every few years to see if your living circumstances have changed and they have. So you should go and file a petition for modification.

They will definetly take into consideration that you have custody of two other children. The percentages goes as follow: 17% for one child, 25% for two children, 29% for three children, 31% for four children, at least 35% for five or more children. I believe that the judge will...

The parent eventhough the child should be responsible enough to help out the parents.

You need to go and file a visitation petition. When you both go to court you will both agree on a time and date when you can visit the child. Perhaps every other weekend you can take the child and spend some time with him/her.

Its sad that this baby is not even born and he doesnt want a part of this child's life. However, he would love to raise the child that he is having with you and you feel more than comfortable with that idea. That is not a man. A man is someone who will "man" up and take care of his...

No You can not "claim" the child on your taxes because you are the non-custodial parent. If you had custody or partial custody then you will be able to claim the child but when you file you can "claim" the amount of child support that you have paid. :o Good Luck.

My case with my son's father was totally different. He didn't pay and he saw our son regardless but my problem with him was that he chose to come and go into my son's life and my son was hurting and I tried to bring that up in court and the judge wouldnt do anything about it. Also, my son's...

That is so unfair but he does have a right to see her as long as he files a petition for visitation? Do you think that the court will say that he can not see her? I had a horrible experience with my son's father and they sided with him eventhough he owed alot of money so I'm kind of hoping...

This is the situation. My boyfriend and his daughter's mother have not been together for about 5 years now. They have both agreed not to bring their daughter, who is now 8, around their "significant other" until they find someone who they are serious about that person. So 5 years passed and...