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In Arkansas, child custody and support arrangements can be established through the court system. If there is no existing legal agreement, you can file a petition in your local family court. The court will evaluate both parents financial situations and make custody decisions based on the childrens best interests. If facing false accusations, gather evidence to refute them, such as witness statements or drug test results. Consulting a family lawyer is advisable, but if acting per se, focus on presenting evidence and communicating directly with the court.Full Conversation
My kids mother hasn't had much of anything to do with them in approximately 12 years. She does not help support them at all.
It sounds like you're dealing with a child support or custody situation. To help you better, could you tell me if there is any existing legal agreement regarding child support or custody?
No legal agreement.
It sounds like you may need to establish a legal agreement for child support or custody. In Utah, the courts can help determine child support obligations and make custody arrangements. Would you like more information on how to start this process, or do you have a specific question about it?
I live in Arkansas
Thanks for sharing that information! Since you mentioned living in Arkansas, here's what you might consider:
- In Arkansas, child support and custody arrangements can be established through the court.
- You can file a petition for child support and custody in your local family court.
- The court will assess both parents' financial situation and determine custody based on the children's best interests.
If you have more specific questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask!
My friend is in a child custody case with her child's father in claims that she has committed domestic abuse and long term drug abuse which both are untrue. She lives in Arkansas.
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Your friend can consider addressing the false claims of domestic abuse and drug abuse through the following steps:
- Gather evidence to refute the allegations (e.g., drug test results, witness statements).
- Hire a family lawyer for legal representation.
- File a motion for custody, emphasizing the child's best interests.
If you have more questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask!
The domestic violence accusations are false only having two ex parte and were dismissed
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It seems your friend is dealing with a challenging custody situation involving false accusations. Since the ex parte orders were dismissed, she should consider gathering evidence to refute these accusations. Consulting with a family lawyer might be beneficial to ensure her rights are protected. If you need more information, feel free to ask!
She doesn't have the money for an attorney she is acting per se
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If your friend's ex parte orders were dismissed, she can focus on gathering evidence to support her case, such as witness statements or records showing her stability. It might also be helpful for her to communicate directly with the court about her situation. If she has more specific questions, I'd be happy to help further!
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