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Pending Employment Prevents Support Modification

Blog post about a divorce and separation agreement that allowed for modification of child support payments once the father of the children obtained employment.

Court Overlooks Fault; Returns Engagement Ring to Owner

Blog post about a man who was able to recover the engagement ring he gave to his fiancee after he broke off the engagement.

Putative Father Granted Standing to Determine Paternity

Blog post about a man attempting to get visitation rights to see his son after he was prevented from doing so because the son was born while the mother was married to another man.

Nonbiological Father Estopped from Modifying Support

Blog post about a man who was unable to deny paternity even though he was not the biological father of his wife's daughter because they relied on his statements that he would always be there to support the child.

Court Terminates Parental Rights For Failure To Rehabilitate

Blog post about a court terminating a mother's parental rights due to significant untreated mental health issues.

Husband Allowed to Seek Reimbursement from Biological Father

Blog post about a man seeking payment for child support from the biological father of his wife's child.

Son's Residence with Father Insufficient for Support Credit

Blog about a father applying for child support from his son's mother as credit for time he already spent caring for the boy.

Father's Visitation Revoked for Lack of Maturity and Compassion

Blog about a man whose visitation rights were revoked because he could not meet the standards set by the state of patience, maturity, and compassion to properly parent a child.

Court Finds Mother's Allegations Toward Father Malcious

Blog about a mother who made malicious and false accusations about the father of their child in a failed attempt to prevent him from seeing the child.

Husband Gives Child Check For Child Support

Blog post about a husband who violated a court order by making his child support payments directly to his child.

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