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I live in NW Oklahoma. My ex-husband lives in Texas, and for the first time in 8 years will be taking our two youngest children, ages 12 and 9, for that month's time after school ends. I've not denied him visitation, he's chosen not to have them for a variety of reasons, for more than 3-4 days at a time, unless I paid for all travel to and from and provided food and spending money, etc. I stopped doing this several years ago, realizing that he was responsible for such things while they are in his care. He now pays child support, it's taken from his checks. He use to refuse to take them for more time saying that he should not have to pay child support for the time they are with him AND pay for their care as well. He now knows that he does still have to pay child support as well as be responsible for their care while they are with him. So, I've not had more than a few days break in all of this time. We have five children together, two of which are now over the age of 18 and the other has just turned 16 and has a job here and prefers to stay here rather than go and visit with him, something we're both fine with.. . So, all of this brings me to my question, and was provided to give a full picture of the situation.. . I have to have spinal surgery at the end of May. I will need a month of recovery time where I will not be able to do anything. The two youngest children will be driven halfway to meet him to visit for a month while I recover from this surgery. What kinds of paperwork should I send to them to be able to see to their care and well-being during the time he will have them? As I said, this has not been something he has been willing to do before, so it's not a situation we've encountered. My husband and I take care of their medical and health insurance. Will I need to draw up a temporary medical power of attorney? Provide him insurance information for our policy? What else should I send? I don't want this to be a burden on him should something happen with one of the boys. And I want them to have the care they should receive if needed. I want to cover everything so that I can have this surgery and be able to recover without being worried that if something occurs that care for them might be delayed. Shot records? HELP!!!!!! I'm driving myself nuts trying to figure out what I should be sending with them and cannot find any sort of list in a web search!. . Thanks!!. So, even with me having full custody, he won't need medical power of attorney or anything like that? What about if he decides to enroll them in summer sports, etc? Should I send our health and medical policy info with them since that is the insurance that covers them?.

Generally, the request for a waiver is granted or denied by the person being asked to sign the waiver. If you sign the waiver, you are right, they would not have to respond to you again. If you do not sign the waiver, then they may comply with your request or may refuse your request. If they refuse, you - through your attorney - may ask the court to require their compliance. The court may require their compliance or may not require it.

As far as getting a court appointed attorney:. . When you appear in court, the judge will ask you if you want an attorney to help you. If you say yes, the judge will ask if you want to hire your own or if you want the court to appoint one for you at public expense. If you say you want the court to appoint one, the judge will either ask you questions about your financial situation or ask you to fill out a financial statement. In either case, you will have to give this financial information under oath. You may be required to attempt to hire a private attorney before the court makes a final decision about whether you qualify for a court-appointed attorney.

Ok so im 18 and i have a baby on the way, now i hate my last name because i just do for personal reasons. Ive always had problems with my last name and i don't want my baby to have the same plus nothing goes with it. So i wanna change my last name on my birth certificate my social security and my texas license before the baby gets here so i can put mine and the baby's last name as my mothers maiden last name. how do i legally go by this? where do i have to go and what do i have to do?.

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