For a court hearing to see if I am in contempt of court for child visitation. The other person has a lawyer. Will I need one?
Answered by Glen Edward Ashman Premium | East Point, GA | View Lawyer Profile
My ex is pulling me into court for a hearing saying I am in contempt of court for child visitation. I have responded to all his complaints. I can't afford a lawyer and he has a lawyer. Will I be ok going alone or is this a situation where I need a lawyer too.
Child visitation
Answered by Craig C Cunningham Attorney Premium | Sycamore, IL | View Lawyer Profile
I am not paying child support for my 6 yr old son ( there is no court order for child support) and I am unable to see him outside of his mothers home. He cannot stay overnight with me nor can I take him shopping to the movies or even out to eat and when I do see him it is only for one hour if that. I live in Rockford Il and his Mother... View Full Answer
If I refuse to honor a family court agreement in MA what are the penalties I can be facing?
Answered by Wyckoff Nissenbaum | Somerville, MA | View Lawyer Profile
My ex and I have a court agreement that he gets supervised visitation every Saturday for four hours. In addition to the agreement he is suppose to be going to parenting and anger management classes. He has not been to the classes in weeks possibly longer. He has also not called our children in two weeks. He also talks to our chldren... View Full Answer
If my custody cases jurisdiction is in Illinois, can it be reopened in Miami?
Answered by Craig C Cunningham Attorney Premium | Sycamore, IL | View Lawyer ProfileI lost custody of my child. I want to seek joint custody of my son,who lives in Chicago Illinois. The case was moved out of Miami's jurisdiction. I was told I had to go to court there. Can I have the case moved back and seek custody here? What can I do?
My son has paid chled support without failure and the mother will not allow him to see or speak with his daughter.
Answered by Glen Edward Ashman Premium | East Point, GA | View Lawyer ProfileFor the past three yars our son has never missed a child supoort payment. The mother has refused to allow him to have his every other week end visitation, he is not allowed to even speak with her over the phone. She is now remarried and hs constantly asked him to sign over his reghts to the child so the new husband can adopt her. What... View Full Answer
Time frame for returning court papers
Answered by Craig C Cunningham Attorney Premium | Sycamore, IL | View Lawyer ProfileMy son has recieved court documents regarding paternity, child support and visitation limits. He is not disputing the paternity of his daughter and does not feel he needs to have a dna test done. He was given 20 days after recieving these papers to return them to the court, should we count the day he recieved them as day one or thef... View Full Answer
Brought mother of my child to contempt already
Answered by Craig C Cunningham Attorney Premium | Sycamore, IL | View Lawyer ProfileI already brought the mother of my child for contempt for my visitations. We came to agreement in front of the mediator for new visitations and not even a week after the court date she is already changing the aggreement and not allowing me to see him and also now accusing me of drinking and i am not. What do I do ?
Ex refusing visitation of my 3 kids
Answered by Craig C Cunningham Attorney Premium | Sycamore, IL | View Lawyer ProfileWhat are my rights and what steps do I need to take? I am the father signed on all birth certificates does that give me paternity as well as biological status I don't recall seeing a custody order when I went for child support proceedings which by the way are up to date. Can I stop child support presuming she is in contempt of the... View Full Answer
Child Visitation Order in New York County.
Answered by Eric J Gottfried Esq | New York, NY | View Lawyer Profile
I live in Manhattan and my ex-girlfriend and our daugther live in Brooklyn. My ability to see my daughter depends on my ex's mood and consequently there are times when I have to go weeks or even months without seeing my daughter. I would like to file an order for visitation to secure my visitation rights in the short term, however,... View Full Answer
Grandparents' Rights in the State of NY
Answered by Eric J Gottfried Esq | New York, NY | View Lawyer ProfileThanks to my daughter-in-law, who has turned my son away from most of his family, they want no contact with me. I did nothing to warrant this. I am aching to see my grandchildren, ages 2 and 3 months, and would like to know what rights I have and how to pursue them, if any. My ex has been useless, and my older son can't do anything... View Full Answer
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