In the latest edition of The Jewelry Report, Kelis finds herself petitioning a Judge to hold Nas in contempt of court after he failed to begin making his monthly $50,000 child support payments.
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The Black Woman Here, Made This Statement With An Iry Confidence. Technically, She May Be Right — And She Knows It! All Because This Uninformed Brother Signed A Paternity Acknowledgement Affidavit, at the Hosptial. Don’t you young brothers KNOW that you should NEVER sign a voluntary Paternity Affidavit acknowledging fatherhood? Always opt for court hearing with a court-ordered DNA Paternity test. The paternity affidavit is that form the HOSPITAL NURSE tries to get a man TO SIGN when he comes to the hospital to see His ALLEDGED Baby. Hospitals actually GET PAID by the government for EACH FORM they return, completed and signed. This is all the local Child Support Office needs to get you on the hook to pay child support — FOR A BABY THAT MIGHT NOT BE YOURS.
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I’m living in Wisconsin and my ex is in Florida. I am currently pregnant with his child and I am trying to figure out from start to finish what the options and process are with interstate child custody.
I’m living in Wisconsin and my ex is in Florida. I am currently pregnant with his child and I am trying to figure out from start to finish what the options and process are with interstate child custody. He has already told me "we’ll let the courts decide." We got along until I told him I was pregnant.
You can open a case for custody/visitation, sometime even before the child is born, although it usually is done after the child is born depending on how your county handles it. Now, if your child is born in Wisconsin then this state holds jurisdiction over the child and you open a case there.
Me and my ex were never married and had a child together. The father shows no want to be in my sons life and is now trying to get custody. He has violence and drugs on his criminal record. As well as no license and no permanent place of residence. He has not seen his son in almost a year by his own choice and does not contribute financially. I am sole provider of my son and can offer more than my ex. Is there any way that my ex could obtain custody of my son? Also, what would they consider in the best interest of my son?
It is extremely unlikely that he would obtain custody, especially since he has no permanent place of residence. Permanence and consistency are strong factors in considering the best interest of a child. However, this is a serious matter and you definitely need to consult with a lawyer.
My ex fiance and I have had trouble coming to an agreement. He move out about a month ago and now we are going to court. Our son is 5 months old, and the schedule I came up with was he picks him up when he gets off work which he would arrive at about 6pm on Mon. Wed. and Fri. and I’d pick him up at 10pm and he’d get him every other Sat. from 3pm until 10pm. Then after he turned a year old he could have him every other weeken from Fri 6pm - Sun 6pm Since I plan to be through Breastfeeding by then.
His plan however his him get him one week then me the next. Which I don’t agree with for many different reasons. Including I don’t see why he would send him to daycare if I’m able to take care of him.
Anyways, my question is how likely do you think it would be that the court would agree with either of those plans, and if not. What type of plan does the judge usually come up with?
Joint Physical is good, but Bird Nest is better.
http://icanhaz.com/BirdNestCustody
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I am in the process of obtaining a lawyer but need immediate advice. My husband does not have his name on my daughters birth certificate and we were not married at the time of her birth. I would like to move to Texas as i do not feel safe living in the house with my husband.I have been advised by law enforcement my husband can not stop me from leaving Florida. My question is can i be forced to bring my daughter back to Florida taking into consideration that my husband is not on the birth certificate and we were not married at the time of birth. Please do not judge me because you do not know my situation.I am not trying to hurt my husband and would not be considering such drastic measures if our safety were not an issue. I am simply trying to make a better life for my family and want to make an informed decision.
These people answering have NO idea what they are talking about.
Yes, you can leave with your daughter so long as there is not current order in place stating the child’s residence/custodial parent. HOWEVER - he is easily able to order an emergency hearing in court and a judge WILL order you back to the county until custody/visitation is determined. This is so that the state will have jurisdiction over the child.
It doesn’t matter if he’s not on the birth certificate - he’s your husband and her presumed father. If he’s going to court filing a custody order, they look at him to be the legal father.
If you just up and flee with your child and the court has to order the child’s return, it’s really not going to look good on you. Speak with a lawyer regarding a restraining order/order of protection for the child if you feel that she’s in danger. Best of luck.
During a child custody fight, a father is lured to his death. His former in-laws are accused of murder but say they had good reason. Did their daughter help? Maureen Maher reports.
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Ok so i was dating my ex for 4 years. we broke up about 6-7 months ago. after about 3 months that we were broken up she tells me shes pregnant with twins and there mine. at this time she had started dating another guy. then 3 months later i get a fall call from her friend blowing up on me telling me to leave my ex alone that shes not pregnant callen me names and all that. so i showed her the texts my ex sent me saying that she was and her friend still didnt beileve me. so tonight i find out she staged that to try to get me to leave her alone. now i find out she just gave birth two weeks too early with supposidly MY kids. being that i dont want to be with her anymore. is there anyway i can get joint custody? or get a dna test to see if there mine as she claims? i dont know what the child laws in florida are but someone please answer ASAP. i saved all her texts so if it goes to court i have my proof.
Im 20 she turned 18 on oct.11…i was with her 4 years
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Go to Dads House in Yahoo Groups. There’s a free manual there that will teach you all you need to know, and association with others involved in similar cases.
http://Dads-House.org/
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