Re: court orders

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Why ever in the word would you listen to a relative of his
unless that relataive is an attorney who specializes in
family law and has seen the court's custoday order!

What his new wife thinkgs is irrelevant. As long as the
child is a minor, a child custody court order does
not "expire." It can, however, be modified by a court of
competent jurisdiction.

Here's a suggestion: Consult an attorney in your state.

On 11/16/07, jo wrote:
> does a final court order ever expire in a child custody
> case? if neither parent brings fourth any motions to the
> courts? in 2005 my sons father was ordered to pay child
> suport and visitations was set. we have not been to court
> since we were never married. my son is 3 years old now,
> and his father has a new wife who does not think he should
> pay child suport He has moved out of state from New
> Hampshire, to Mass. I was told by a relitive of his that
> he is planning to go to the Mass courts and get full
> custody of our son. can he do this? or will New
> Hampshires court order still stand? If a court order does
> expire how many years does it take to expire? any
> suggestions would be appreciated.