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It seems that he has that right (and it's probably included in his contract), and I would hope that he checked his file after he submitted his rebuttal the second time.

The maximum is 60% of disposable earnings if the factors below apply.

The following site has forms for a standby guardian, but a court appearance may be required. You might also want to check out a power of attorney. http://www.courts.state.va.us/forms/district/jdrcourt.html http://www.courts.state.va.us/

I don't know how a judge would rule on it. Your order speaks to reimbursement when one party pays 100%. Ultimately, you will be obligated to pay half, so you can do it now or do it later. Or, you can pay 100% directly to the doctor, get a receipt, and submit it to your ex for reimbursement...

What do you mean? If the funds are in a joint account, then they are commingled. What are you trying to establish?

OP said father has shared custody with 50/50 placement. Mother can and should file for a modification.

The police cannot 'make' him go, even with a court order. That's the parents' responsibility. I don't know what to suggest, but it sounds like he's out of control. If you haven't already done so, you might want to see if there are any services through the DHS. Try this site for more information...

Legally, you are not a party to this and there is nothing you can do. Your wife can file for a modification of the custody order and file for child support as well. She can also file for contempt of the original order that requires her ex-husband to help pay off the debt.

I'm not familiar with eviction laws. I don't think you can claim the house as your marital residence since you've been separated for a year and only moved back for a month as a renter. IMO, your best course of action is to find a place you can afford and file for divorce.

The father can file a petition for custody and visitation in the court. Were the parents married? Are they still married? How long have they been apart? I'm confused about the child support. Generally, when a custodial parent receives state benefits on behalf of a child, the state expects, and...

Are you already divorced?

It seems that your 9 year old had the option to refuse if the 7 year old did. This is not a reason to modify visitation.

However, by enrolling them in camp without checking her choice of weeks, you have pretty much chosen her weeks for her. She is entitled to her choice of weeks, so you should have checked with her before enrolling them in camp. You will be in contempt of the order if you deny her visitation.

What does your court order say about summer visitation? Is she entitled to choose her 2 weeks or must the two of you agree on the 2 weeks? If she is allowed to choose and she followed the terms of the order regarding notice, then she is entitled to have them even if it falls during summer...

Honestly, I'm not sure about the hypotheticals. I don't believe the ggp would be arrested or fined for allowing the mother to have the children again. I think they would just lose custody. Legally, I believe that if the children get into trouble, no matter who they're living with, the parents...

If the parents' rights have been terminated, and the great-grandparents adopt, then it would be a huge undertaking to legally return custody to the parents. I assume CPS terminated the mother's rights, so CPS would most likely become involved if the ggp are unable or unwilling to care for the...

I believe that South Dakota requires that notification of the move is filed with the court. You dropped the ball on that one. However, after six months, your ex may not be successful contesting it now. The parenting guidelines for South Dakota can be found here...

Your post is very difficult to read, and I'm not sure what your questions are. However, if you want to sue her for leaving your job and your apartment, I don't think you can. You could have stayed in the apartment, even though it may have been intolerable for you. It was your choice to...

Your divorce was final on 5/13, and your car was repossessed on 5/14? Seems to me that you lost the car, and your ex bought it back, but you can certainly ask your lawyer.

You have the right to live in the marital home until a judge orders otherwise. You also have the right to file for divorce. If you don't think it's wise to live with your wife at this time, then don't. If you need anything from the house, take a friend or two as witnesses.