Okay, I'm confused.
This is normally taken to be the name your mother had before she married your father (the maternal family name).
The only way a mother can take a child away from the custodial father for a few months is if the custodial father approves of it in writing, and the Court approves it if the child is taken out of the State. Without approval from the father, the child can only be taken if: 1. The mother has Sole legal custody of the child. 2. There are no orders that the father be allowed any visitation.
No, child support can only be taken from the birth parents.
file for child support.
I would certainly hope not. The matter should be taken to the court. Present your case i.e. the mother kicked the child out and is still demanding money for something they refuse to do, and get the requirement for payment removed, or better reversed.
No. The child's father is the child's father, no matter what relationship he has with the child. Birth certificates record facts, not relationships.
If a father takes a child without permission, legal actions that can be taken include filing a report with the police, obtaining a court order for the child's return, and potentially pursuing charges of parental kidnapping.
No, not if you know where the child is (because then it is not missing is it!). If the father has taken the child or you are not getting your contact rights then you should consult an attorney (lawyer) and get a Court order.
With the approval of the court.
Provided family services has not taken the child, and/or the father has filed a child in need of care motion.
If Mom is custodial in Illinois, the answer is NO. Father must have Mom's written permission to take the child out of state.
I would turn him in to INS and have him taken to court for child support