My sons wife was unfaithful. What should be his first step 4 divorce. He wants custody of a 2 yr. old; there's a 1 mo old &doesn't think he's the Dad.
Question Details: My son just told us his wife was unfaithful. What should be his first step in pursuing a divorce. He wants custody of a 2 yr. old; there's a 1 mo old , but he doesn't think he's the father. He's still living in the home. If he leaves, would that not be wise because it would be considered abandanment? He wants to come live with me and my husband and have custody of the two year old. He's the primary care giver...the mom doesn't do much. Is there an order of things that would work to his advantage in pursuing this next few weeks? Thanks for any help you can provide.
Thanks for the email in relation to your intesting case. My firm Dailey Law Firm PC of Royal Oak Michigan www.daileylawyers.com has handled many cases like yours. We have achieved a great many successes for our clients facing similiar legal challenges.
I highly recommend that your son NOT move out of the house. That would most definitely be held against him and he would be alleged to have abandoned the home. There is definitely and order of priorities that he should follow and we can help him set those priorities. He needs to see us for a free initial consultation before he makes any decisions. He has to pursue two matters. The first and most important is to secure a good lawyer with great skill in divorce matters. Next he needs to follow up on the paternity matter in relation to the one month old child whom he believes is not his child
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Your son should immediately consult with an attorney that handles family law matters who can give him the proper advice as to what he should do in this situation.
He should not move out of the house before he consults with a lawyer. This might be considered an abandonment of the family on his part and cause problems for him. If he leaves and takes the child with him, he could be facing kidnapping charges. He needs to consult with a lawyer before he does anything.
