When he did not show for the hearing you received a Default Judgment in which you received what you asked for or that the Courts seemed fit. Everyone that is involved in any type of divorce case or SAPCR regarding their children have the right to modify. If his child support payments are the problem it will be the courts decision to decide if he is paying the correct amount or if he is overpaying. If you have questions about the guidelines of child support amounts and how they are calculated in Texas. I don't know where you are but this is based on the knowledge I have in Texas Family Law.
If the father of the children has not paid child support and showed no interest in this particular manner (not just good enough he shows up at the door to see the children) then yes, the mother has every right to move where she wants. If the father has been paying support and can prove it, then it's best to seek legal counsel and he should get part custody of the children.
Yes they can, unless you showed the school a court order preventing access to the child.
They showed support by sending letters
the judge might sighn for another date or give full custody to the parent that showed up it happened to my mom before when she didnt show up and my dad got full custody of me
I'm assuming from your question that the stepfather received custody of the children. I would be curious in what state this is in to add to my resource references. I know it can be done in Pennsylvania. As for the child support, a sole custodial father, or stepfather in his case, can still be ordered to pay child support. Though never done in mother custody cases, a father who makes more money than her can be ordered to still pay her. If this is the case, he might consider examining the judge's history in rulings in these cases. If he can gather sufficient evidence of bias ruling, that is grounds for appeal, and possible dismissal of the judge. Family court rulings is public information.
It may mean the parties failed to pursue any further modification and the last court orders remain in effect. It may also mean that a parent, usually the mother, filed a petition for child support but never showed up for the hearing, a considerable amount of time has passed and she has not returned to pursue the matter. In that case, no orders will be issued.
... instability. Can I somehow make this aware to the court and either make her get help or switch custody?
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He got support from king and queen and he showed them that he can do it all he needed was money
Lincoln's re-election showed support for continuing the Civil War, rather than arranging a settlement with the Confederates.
It showed that the articles of confederation did not work and the states called for convention.
President Andrew Johnson showed he did not support greater rights for African Americans in the south by vetoing the freedman's bureau and the civil rights act of 1868. President Johnson came into office after President Abraham Lincoln's assassination.