judge ordered me to pay mother …..month in child support and i only have SSI as my income

Q) me and my husband got our daughter took from us by his mother i was always told that pike county didn’t have grand parent rights well they and the rest of his family went in a lied on us about everything and the judge that was there before wouldn’t even listen to us about anything.. so he gave our daughter to his parents and gave us every other weekend and we all 4 are suppose to have joint custody.. she then went and applied for child support when i was drawing a medical card for my daughter and also i was buying her school cloths every month and sending them to her and letting her keep them there 500 dollars worth every year to start out with.. well the judge ordered me to pay my mother in lw 100 dollars a month in child support and i only have SSI as my income and my husband who is getting ready to be my ex husband was ordered to pay 223 dollars a month in child support to her and he worked at Walmart at the time.. now me and my husband are not together last month in aug he put me out of our house and kept my stuff and took my vehicle to the junk yard to get money to help him get his self a new truck so then he gave me his Toyota 4 runner well he wouldn’t get it out of his dads name he left it in his named so i wouldn’t have a ride and now we went and got a friendly divorce and he still hasn’t helped me out at all and is trying to force me to give him my rights for our youngest two daughters and i wouldn’t i am the one who always took care of our daughters and he would always be running around cheating and everything on me he done me so wrong and dirty i didn’t fight him on anything i left and only asked him to help me find a place to live so i would have a home for me and the girls for when they were with me he said no it wasn’t his job to help me with anything at all that i was on my own that he wasn’t helping me out cause its not his responsibility he also didn’t give me my vehicle he was suppose to fix it and let me put it in my name he didn’t do that either he wouldn’t help me with NOTHING he threw me out on the streets..now we are still paying all this child support and i only get to see my oldest daughter 1 time a month if that cause he can see her anytime and get her anytime he wants to his mother gives him special treatment with her and me nothing but trouble and she has my ex sister in law and her oldest son as the next of kine down for my daughter.. if i take it back to court with this new judge in now does anyone think i can get my daughter back she is 12 now will be 13 in April and she wants to live with me her mother is what she says but the other judge wouldn’t ever listen to her or me on anything. and is there anyway that he grandmother can still keep her with there not being grand parent rights in pike county cause shes telling everyone that i gave my rights to my daughter up and signed them over to her i never did i had them took away and just got joint custody but she wont go by the court order like i said i only get my daughter 1 time a month and tha’ts not enough and its hard taking car of three daughters and also having to still pay 100 in child support and the bills.. does any one have any advice to what i should do now that theirs a different judge in for family court? with both situations? would really appreciate it thanks in advance..

A) I’m sorry to hear about the difficult situation you’re facing. It sounds like you have a complex legal situation involving child custody, child support, and property division. As an AI language model, I cannot provide legal advice, but I can suggest some options you can explore.

Firstly, you may want to consider speaking to an attorney who specializes in family law in your area. They can help you understand your legal rights and options, and guide you through the legal process.

You may also want to consider filing a motion to modify the existing court order if you believe that the current order is not in the best interests of your children. If you have new evidence to support your claims, such as your daughter’s preference to live with you, it may be possible to modify the current order.

It’s important to keep in mind that the court’s primary concern is the best interests of the child. If you can demonstrate that living with you is in your daughter’s best interests, it may be possible to regain custody.

Additionally, you may want to consider seeking counseling or therapy for yourself and your daughters to help navigate the emotional challenges of the situation.

I hope this information is helpful to you, and I wish you the best of luck in resolving your legal issues.

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