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Why is it necessary to point out to someone asking a question for a friend that the "matter that doesnt legally concern" him? This isn't an overstepping SP or overstepping ANYthing. His presence and help in attaining aid for this girl will not affect her chances of receiving it...

If she was legally adopted by her aunt and uncle, then the biological father's obligation to pay child support was terminated. I suppose it's possible that he's still paying through CSE if the agency was never informed of the adoption, though not likely. Regardless, once she was adopted, her new...

You'll need an attorney, and whether or not you'll be successful will depend on whether or not the legal father agrees to disestablish paternity and how old the child is now. If he's in jail because he caused harm to your daughter, then it will be easier.

Yes, support can be awarded in a 50/50 physical custody situation. The parent with the higher income would generally pay, though health insurance and other considerations may affect that. You can find the child support manuals and tables at the link below...

Besides all the above..... Did you know that people divorce every day WITHOUT selling the home first?? And he's waiting until his daughter is out of college?? How much longer is that? Are you sure that he and his wife have come to an agreement on all aspects of the divorce? Have you talked to...

You ought to read this: http://www.housingnyc.com/html/guide/basics.html#Roommates If, in fact, the apartment is rent stabilized, then you can only be charged 50% of the rent per the guidelines.

You should have searched for your other thread on the exact same subject. http://www.thelaw.com/forums/showthread.php?p=130513#post130513 The father or the grandmother can visit the county courthouse where the original order was made. I believe they have family law facilitators in most CA...

Yes, but that would be inconvenient for you too then.

DITTO!! :rolleyes:

Well, someone will have to go before a judge. Forms will have to be filled out and filed beforehand. The father will have to be notified so that he can respond and appear at the hearing. You can start here in the family law section: http://www.texaslawhelp.org/TX/index.cfm If you aren't a...

First, can you say how this move is in the best interests of the children? Will you be representing your wife in court? Are you planning to request that the ex pay half of the child care, medical, and school supply costs too? How old are the children? How many times have they changed...

Unfortunately, a notarized agreement is of little legal value and will not prevent the mother from filing for support through CSE. Is your husband the legal father? Are there any court orders for custody/visitation? If your husband wants primary custody, he should handle it through the courts...

If you click on the first link, Texas law help, you'll find tabs for legal resources, legal aid, and legal aid income guidelines.

That isn't true in Georgia. I checked it before posting. :) Also, I read that Georgia was the very last state to recognize the AOP as legally establishing paternity; i.e.,legitimization through the courts is no longer necessary if the AOP is signed. However, I read that on a legal site, not...

Well, you'll have to go to court to have the custody order enforced. I recommend a lawyer, but the following link may help you to get started: http://www.texaslawhelp.org/tx/courts/index.cfm/search/results?county=37&topic=16&amount= I wouldn't wait. Also, I don't know if you can be...

In order to be named on the birth certificate (in Georgia), he was required to sign AOP.

Actually, although the AOP/birth certificate establishes paternity, it does NOT confer any rights to the unwed father. The father still must file for custody/visitation through the court to have any rights at all to the child.

Is there a subsequent court order? If no, has he completed any steps? If no, have you been allowing him visitation without supervision; that is, surrendering the child to him when he shows up at your door? What do you mean, "He can just come get her whenever he wants at any given time, we...

I will assume that the POA/guardianship was filed with a court in Virginia. If so, I believe it will have to be revoked through the same court. Was there no expiration date on the POA? If your mother files for custody, you will need a lawyer. Your son has lived with her for two years and she...

Are you unable to use the private messaging option on this site? Seems to be a better alternative to posting your private email address on a public forum which is easily searchable.