Hye guys, hate to see y'all arguing. I appreciate any and all input.
At this hearing for child support, the papers ask the court to assign "conservatorship". Can someone explain (in simple terms) the difference between the court assigning this and the court assigning custody?? Aren't they the same?? If I want sole (or shared) custody is this the time for me to fight tooth and nail?? OR is this just a formality in order to deal with child support??
If we have lived together since he was born (which I can prove with a lease agreement and utility bills) and she just moved out on the the 21st of July, what are the important issues to tell the court? Because we weren't married (and she didn't have too much faith in our staying together) SHE made sure the child was receiving Medicaid.......however I was completely supporting all 3 of them myself. How does that factor into all of it?
Am I going to be okay going Pro Se?? I have the hearing for child support coming up and I don't have an attorney....I filed a response (a General Denial) myself. I am not familiar with civil procedure, but was going to walk in there as best prepared as I can be. Am I being a fool to try this without an attorney?? I can't currently afford the fees that I've been quoted and the hearing dates are set.
At this hearing for child support, the papers ask the court to assign "conservatorship". Can someone explain (in simple terms) the difference between the court assigning this and the court assigning custody?? Aren't they the same?? If I want sole (or shared) custody is this the time for me to fight tooth and nail?? OR is this just a formality in order to deal with child support??
If we have lived together since he was born (which I can prove with a lease agreement and utility bills) and she just moved out on the the 21st of July, what are the important issues to tell the court? Because we weren't married (and she didn't have too much faith in our staying together) SHE made sure the child was receiving Medicaid.......however I was completely supporting all 3 of them myself. How does that factor into all of it?
Am I going to be okay going Pro Se?? I have the hearing for child support coming up and I don't have an attorney....I filed a response (a General Denial) myself. I am not familiar with civil procedure, but was going to walk in there as best prepared as I can be. Am I being a fool to try this without an attorney?? I can't currently afford the fees that I've been quoted and the hearing dates are set.