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Hard to say without seeing the court order. You'll have to read the order to see if he is obligated to pay, or if it is included in the calculation of child support.

Sure, if you both agree to that. I would recommend modifying the visitation agreement to make it binding.

This is an issue between the formerly married couple only. I have no idea if you can report her for fraud anonymously. I do know that her ex agreed to the terms of the marital settlement, so there's not much he can do about that now. Since you stated that he "gave" her $10,000 in July, I...

Okay, I'll answer. It may slow the process, but it will eventually continue if she fails to respond, and the divorce will be awarded in the husband's favor by default.

Well, you're very welcome, and good luck with that.

Do you have any witnesses who can testify that she did not use a racial slur in the locker room?

This has already been answered by several posters. Yes, you could just go get him. No, the police will not help if your ex objects. You have a document that says you have custody, but presumably he has documents to show that the child has lived with him for the past three years. If this goes...

I think you should look up the definition of parental alienation. You had no relationship with your father. Your mother did not erode a relationship that existed.

Who do you want to sue? Your mother? She sent you away when you were 19. In most states, you were legally an adult. The estrangement from your father's family is unfortunate, but it's not abuse.

I assume that you agreed to the conditions of parole, so I don't see how your constitutional rights have been violated.

Okay, I just read your other thread. Please do not start any other threads on this subject. Keep all your questions in this thread. Since the original order is out of Florida and you still live there, then you should file in Florida if there has been no other legal action involving your son...

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Generally, the police will not enforce custody. That's a civil matter. However, they will allow you to file a report when visitation is denied. The problem is that your son has been living with your ex for 3 years, and apparently you haven't made any previous legal attempts to get him back or...

I believe you're out of luck on recapturing any overpayment. You should have filed for a modification when daycare was no longer an issue. Since you didn't, you cannnot get a credit for it now.

You have received answers and advice. Based on your post, it will be difficult to prove that the father is a danger to the child. If you feel that you can prove that he is a danger, then you can request supervised visitation.

The father is entitled to a relationship with his son. If paternity has been legally established, then he can simply file for joint custody or visitation, and he will certainly get it. Depending on your state, he may or may not need court orders in order to be entitled to visitation...

You can research your court's procedural rules at one of the links below. There are also some resources included in the links that will help with the rest of the process: http://www.iand.uscourts.gov/e-web/home.nsf/home http://www.iasd.uscourts.gov/

If your son doesn't go back, then you will be in contempt of the court order. Normally, you would be entitled to know where your children live. Your ex can be compelled to disclose that information. While your son's responsibilities at his father's home may seem excessive, I doubt that...

I don't know of any state that doubles the child support for 2 children. In other words, child support for 1 is not half of what it would be for 2. In fact, in my state the amount increases from 20% to 28% to 32% to 40% with each additional child, so the amount doesn't double until you have 4...

You will really need an attorney to represent you in NC. Otherwise, it is true that you will have no say in the outcome. You will also have to file there for visitation and/or custody of the child. That's generally a separate hearing, and you will need representation for that too. Until there is...