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manalive
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Kentucky
My ex-wife has always had custody of our son--atleast in the court's eyes. For the past four years, he has lived with his maternal grandmother informally. I've remarried and could provide a home for my child, but he has a half-sister that he doesn't want to leave. The support still goes to the ex. Is there a way to at least document that he is not living with his mother without having to obtain a lawyer? When I was up for a review of the support agreement, which was increased, I asked about documenting that the support needed to go to the grandmother, that the mother is perjuring herself on the court documents by claiming the child lives with her, but they said that was a seperate issue and she was not receiving government assistance, so therefore, no fraud.
If anything ever happens to the grandmother, she would take the child back with her and as far as the courts are concerned, it would look like she always had him.
Please advise.
My ex-wife has always had custody of our son--atleast in the court's eyes. For the past four years, he has lived with his maternal grandmother informally. I've remarried and could provide a home for my child, but he has a half-sister that he doesn't want to leave. The support still goes to the ex. Is there a way to at least document that he is not living with his mother without having to obtain a lawyer? When I was up for a review of the support agreement, which was increased, I asked about documenting that the support needed to go to the grandmother, that the mother is perjuring herself on the court documents by claiming the child lives with her, but they said that was a seperate issue and she was not receiving government assistance, so therefore, no fraud.
If anything ever happens to the grandmother, she would take the child back with her and as far as the courts are concerned, it would look like she always had him.
Please advise.