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The district attorney's office dropped the charges and now I am going to file for custody. I want to know if his arrest will affect him.

Since Family Court uses lower standards of evidence that Criminal Court, the deck is most likely stacked against him.

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The father of my son and me share the custody of my child, but my son lives with me, he’s 2 ½ years old, he’s a baby.

Now that I got married I will need to move out of the state where my husband is stationed (he’s in the military) at Oklahoma, but I don’t know if I’m going to have any problems with the father of my child; can he send me to court to stop me from moving out? I’ve read that if he sends me to court I will need to give a good reason to the judge as to why I’m moving out, and I think that my reason is more than enough, I need to move where my husband is cause he cannot live here with me, he’s stationed out of the state, and he cannot move out of there.

What else should I expect from the father of my child, I know he won’t like for me to take his “son” away from him, anyways he hasn’t even give any child support money for the last 4 months, and I still let him see the child, I’m not moving out on purpose, but I know he won’t understand that, I just need to be with my husband, please someone help me!…should I worry about all these?

If all this is set up in court, you will have to have permission from the court to be able to leave. Most places you can not move more than 100 miles away. You need to go to the court, petition to move and they will set you up with a court date. You need to tell them that this is for the benefit of the child, i.e. better schools, better job… If the judge allows it the dad will have no choice. However, in most cases there will have to be a parenting plan for visitation put in place before you move and also sometimes the parent that moves away has to pay for visitation costs. Talk to your lawyer.

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It was taken from the evidence room but the chain of custody form was not signed.and the lab report was signed and dated

More than likely, yes, as it can/could be proven that the evidence was tampered with.

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If the father was not involved until 8 months into a child's life, has not paid child support, and is asking 50/50 custody. What is the probable outcome?

If your summary is accurate, he PROBABLY won't have a chance at 50/50 for temporary or permanent custody.

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The father of my son and me share the custody of my child, but my son lives with me, he’s 2 ½ years old, he’s a baby.

Now that I got married I will need to move out of the state where my husband is stationed (he’s in the military) at Oklahoma, but I don’t know if I’m going to have any problems with the father of my child; can he send me to court to stop me from moving out? I’ve read that if he sends me to court I will need to give a good reason to the judge as to why I’m moving out, and I think that my reason is more than enough, I need to move where my husband is cause he cannot live here with me, he’s stationed out of the state, and he cannot move out of there.

What else should I expect from the father of my child, I know he won’t like for me to take his “son” away from him, anyways he hasn’t even give any child support money for the last 4 months, and I still let him see the child, I’m not moving out on purpose, but I know he won’t understand that, I just need to be with my husband, please someone help me!…should I worry about all these?

First, you need to contact a lawyer. There are plenty of on-line references. One that I can think of off hand is nolo.com. Also, in your neck of the woods, there is usually a local or state bar association that has people who can answer such a question. I admire your bravery, because there are some people who would just move and not be worried about this…until the arrest warrant shows up on their doorstep, with the people in the windbreakers to take your child.

IF you are receiving child support, and IF you have a joint custody agreement, it would be better right now to take the matter back to court. Custody arrangements are NOT handled by 4 D courts [which cost a little money] but deal with child support issues. Best to check with, also, the public defender in your area, or, better yet…since you are a military dependent, your husband's base Provost Marshal's office for legal advice.

Above all…unless you want to end up on 'Judge Judy', IF you decide to just 'take your chances', be warned; judges get MIGHTY testy if you take short cuts. You do NOT want the child's father to have the 'sympathetic ear' of the judge over something you decided NOT to do! Children DO deserve to keep in touch with their parents. And, as long as you two ARE civil to each other, and your new spouse agree that this is the right course of action, it may be a little strained at times; but the bottom line is that the child has a connection with his father.

The down side? If you decide to 'up and move', without notification, besides the legal problems, IF you 'shut daddy out?' Be prepared to spend a lot of time talking with social workers, psychologists, probation officers AND the cops, as your child, as he grows, without having a link with his father, will turn into a rebellious little thug, with poor grades and a worse attitude. And, I have seen mothers and fathers take the side of the child OVER the 'new spouse', and the 'new spouse' and them get DIVORCED in order to have 'mommy and child' on the same page…and the father of the child STILL isn't allowed to see the kid.

Mommy [or daddy] 'use' the child as justification for dumping a new spouse who is caught blindsided. Believe me, the first time your child tells your new spouse that '…you ain't my daddy…or my mama…' unless you two have prepared for this? It will be a major problem.

Another suggestion; I hope you are attending a church, and are in the Bible. Only Jesus Christ can take the hurts away in this type of situation…beyond what lawyers and courts can do. He works and He works ON TIME!

Whew! My fingers are tired…I pray all goes well!

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absent parent is living here in the U.S. And the parent that has custody filed for child support here in the U.S. The absent parent has child support already in Mexico. And the absent parent has proof of that.Right now the case is pending. What do you think will happen next? I've never herd of a case like this before. Is there anyone out there with a similar situation?

Ok…so the mom and the kid are in Mexico and the dad is in the U.S and they want him to pay child support? I've never heard of it but it sounds tricky and I think that by the time she will get anything from him will be when the kid is 18…Good Luck

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that would be a break in the chain and a tech?Who knows if it was tampered with or not?

Trooper3 is exactly right. I have seen this confirmed in several court proceedings.

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