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Mar 03
2009

Check Your Court Records Online... Now!

Posted by Rick Ortiz in records , Modification , divorce , court

DadsDivorce is pleased to announce a new addition to our State Resource pages, helping you to stay in touch with the current status of your various cases. 

Recently, many states and some counties have begun to move their public access to court records online.  This means that you can easily view the status of your cases in the comfort of your own home – no more going to the courthouse every time you need to view these documents. 

Read more after the jump.

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Jan 20
2009

Parental Rights to Illinois School Records

Posted by Dads Divorce in Richard Coffee , records , IL , Cordell Cordell, PC
by Richard Coffee, JD (Cordell & Cordell, P.C.)
Whether you are the custodial parent or not, under Illinois law you are entitled to full access to your child’s public school records unless there is a court order limiting your rights. Access to private school records is controlled by the enrollment agreement with the private school. Each state has its own laws governing school records and you will need to consult the laws of your state if your child attends public schools in a state other than Illinois.

 

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Nov 29
1999

Ask a Lawyer: Why doesn't she have to pay child support?

Posted by Dads Divorce in records , MI , Maintenance , information , financial , establishment of child support , custody , Child Support , Ask A Lawyer

Question:

My husband and I live in Michigan. He has custody of his 2 oldest boys and has for the past 5 years or so. He has 3 children in all. My husband has recently applied for child support for the 2 boys. He just received a letter from the court stating that the biological parent has not sent in the financial information needed to continue the case, therefore it has been dropped. My husband had to pay child support for his 3 children in which he even had custody of 1 at the time. He went to jail several times for non-payment. He shouldn't have had to pay for him in the first place. Why is it that she doesn't have to pay for child support for who she doesn't have custody of? Just because she didn't send in the financial info. needed? My husband had to pay for a child that he all along had custody of. If she was to file for child support for the youngest child in which she has custody of I would only hope that my husband would not have to pay only because he didn't send in the financial information.

Answer:

I cannot answer your question specifically to the laws of MI as I am not licensed in that State. It sounds like you were attempting to establish child support through the Division of Child Support Enforcement or the Michigan equivalent. I suggest you retain an attorney and pursue the child support through the family courts.
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