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      C/S? For what? Nothing?

      you really cannot blame the child, the child has no control over thier parents choices, and at 14 he si still a product of those choices. one parent will not promote the relationship with the other, and the other parent will not pursue thier legal right to a relationship with the child. You...
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      Adoption

      now haven't we discussed the fact that there are states (I think Texas was one) where you don't have to have an adoption to give up rights? just a little trivia,When my husband adopted our child, I also had to do a TPR under my old name, and adopt my child with my married name, along with my...
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      joint custody- still pay C.S.?

      well actually Ma. is not like NY. for the OP, go here, it will take you to the current Ma. pages if you click the links. www.supportguidelines.com
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      ex- wife claim

      If you were to ever default on your child support, your ex-wife could put a lein on any property that you own. It is always smart to protect, your assets as a second wife. Were something to happen to you, and your name was on her home, the ex-wife could put a lein on her property, for unpaid...
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      Request for production of documents/child support hearing

      and miss the opportunity to get a thread to 6 or 7 pages?......but what do I know, I am just a "pot who met black".....LOL........
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      Extra Visitation

      well, heres the thing, he is paying child support. And An NCP is not obligated to give anything extra over and above that support. now my opinion is, if you think you can get a PI, you are probably better off spending it on a lawyer. A consultation depending on where you live can cost you...
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      Extra Visitation

      my legal advice was "no, you only have to follow the court order." She asked "would it look bad in court if I said no?" And as a former resident and single mother in the state of CT. I gave her some advice, I learned in my parenting class there, and in mediation. SO its a little more than...
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      Extra Visitation

      no, you only have to follow the court order, and he can take you back to court if he wants more "official" time. What you need to remember is the court order outlines the minimum legal time, you MUST provide, but as the CP you should be offering time over and above that if you possibly can...
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      Request for production of documents/child support hearing

      huh? if I have a site for info I POST it, I don't just talk about it and expect people to take my word on it..... I am going to have to agree with Stealth here.......
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      immediate help please

      by making sure they are financially stable and can take care of themselves, before they have children..........
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      Request for production of documents/child support hearing

      where? you keep talking about a "site" but post no link. you need to back up what YOU post. because I cannot imagine a CP winning the lottery is going to get an NCP off the hook for arrearages, and would like to see that law in print somewhere, for one..........
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      Request for production of documents/child support hearing

      well, whatever one party asks of the other party, that party can ask of them. If that makes any sense. likely her lawyer may be asking for this information of her ex, and they are countering. Which is thier right to do, doesn't mean they will get it all though. Anytime I have ever set in...
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      what should be paid with child support?

      here is the point, Yes, a CP can use the support money to pay the entire rent bill, thier visa card, thier trip to aruba, the new boiler in the basement, the RV, the civil war chess set, etc...... as an example, if you could depend on support to pay your rent, or mortgage, that would be great...
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      Uninsured Medical Cost

      FYI you also want to check guidelines, quite a few states require the custodial to pay a certain amount of unpaid medical before the percentage kicks in. (in my state for example, the custodial pays the first 100 per kid before the 50/50 kicks in) I was completely unaware of this until co-pays...
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      Father's Rights

      wait a minute.......are you the same guy who wants to change your step childs name?.............
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      Father's Rights

      well Thomas, if you want to be a father you cannot afford NOT to go to court. Anyhow, right now, unless you signed an affadavit of paternity, and or have a DNA test (highly reccomended) even if you are on the birth certificate, you are not legally the father, and have no rights. At any time...
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      Visitation Problems..Please Help!

      First off CLERKS are not lawyers or judges, and you cannot depend on them for legal advice. When your husband went to court in CT. with his Ma. legal papers, it was likely called a "motion to enforce" that was so that Connecticut could legally enforce the Massachusets order. what matters is...
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      Visitation Problems..Please Help!

      OK I am going to try to help you a bit, but I need some clarification first. massachusetts has the strictest law in the US about move aways when it comes to children under court order. But really once he moved to NORTH CAROLINA, her moving to CT. is not such a big deal. (initially I was under...
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      Want to change childs last name!

      one thing I haven't seen mentioned, does dad pay his court ordered support? If he does your argument about him running off and abandoning her does not hold much water.
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      holiday visitation mix up

      unless her Wiccan holidays were outline in thier divorce decree, she cannot take weekends or holidays that are 'his" as outlined in the decree. unless he agrees to switch his court ordered times with her, he can take her to court for contempt, if she denies him visitation for these reasons. if...

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