Missouri Child Support Jurisdiction
Summary
Missouri can take jurisdiction over a child support case if the child or a parent resides in Missouri. If the mother and child live in Illinois, Illinois generally retains jurisdiction. If the father moves back to Missouri, Illinois is likely to maintain jurisdiction as the mother and child reside there. To file a case in Missouri, ensure proper jurisdiction and service of notice. If you wish to remove a court commissioner, file a motion citing bias or conflict of interest. For legal precedents, use databases like Westlaw or consult an attorney.Full Conversation
Kansas city missouri
Thank you for providing your location. To better understand your situation, could you clarify if you are the one seeking to establish or contest child support in Missouri?
In general:
- Missouri can take jurisdiction over a child support case if the child resides in Missouri or if the other parent lives in Missouri.
- If Illinois dismissed the case due to a lack of service, Missouri can potentially take jurisdiction depending on specific circumstances.
If you need further assistance, the local family court can provide more information:
Jackson County Circuit Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.jacksongov.org Contest child support in missouri
Thank you for providing the information. Here are some points regarding contesting child support in Missouri:
- Missouri can take jurisdiction if the child or one of the parents resides in Missouri.
- You may need to file a motion to contest the child support order.
- Missouri courts consider both parents' financial situations and the child's needs.
For further assistance, you can contact the Jackson County Family Court in Kansas City.
Jackson County Family Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * E 12th St, Kansas City, MO *
Website: www.jacksongov.org Can missouri legally take jurisdiction of child support case
Yes, Missouri can take jurisdiction of a child support case if:
- The child or at least one parent resides in Missouri.
- The previous case in Illinois was dismissed and not active.
For further assistance, you can contact the Jackson County Family Court in Kansas City.
Jackson County Family Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * E 12th St, Kansas City, MO *
Website: www.jacksongov.org
Isn't that lack of subject matter jurisdiction
To determine if there is a lack of subject matter jurisdiction, Missouri can take jurisdiction of a child support case if:
- The child or at least one parent resides in Missouri.
- The previous case in Illinois was dismissed and is not active.
This wouldn't typically be a lack of subject matter jurisdiction if the above conditions are met. For personalized advice, consider consulting an attorney.
For further assistance, you can contact the Jackson County Family Court in Kansas City.
Jackson County Family Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * E 12th St, Kansas City, MO *
Website: www.jacksongov.org Mother and child lives in Illinois
Thank you for the additional information. Given that the mother and child live in Illinois, Missouri might not have jurisdiction. Illinois should generally retain jurisdiction unless both parents and the child no longer reside there.
For more specific advice, consider consulting an attorney in Illinois.
Father was living in missouri and moved back to Chicago
Thank you for the information. Since the father has moved back to Chicago, and the mother and child reside in Illinois, Illinois will likely retain jurisdiction over the child support case.
For more specific advice, consider consulting an attorney in Illinois.
Would you like more information on how to proceed with your case in Illinois?
Yes
Thank you for confirming. Here are some steps to proceed with your child support case in Illinois:
- **File a Motion:** You may need to file a motion to re-establish or contest the child support order in Illinois.
- **Serve Notice:** Ensure proper service of notice to the other party involved.
- **Consult an Attorney:** Seek legal advice to navigate jurisdictional issues and present your case effectively.
For further assistance, you can contact the Cook County Family Court in Chicago.
Cook County Family Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * W Washington St, Chicago, IL *
Website: www.cookcountycourt.org
Child support order was dismissed when missouri sheriff's couldn't serve him
Thank you for the additional information. Since the child support order was dismissed due to failure of service in Missouri, you may consider the following steps in Illinois:
- **Refile the Case:** You can refile the case in Illinois where the mother and child reside.
- **Proper Service:** Ensure proper service of notice to the father in Chicago.
For further assistance, you can contact the Cook County Family Court in Chicago.
Cook County Family Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * W Washington St, Chicago, IL *
Website: www.cookcountycourt.org How did missouri get jurisdiction
Missouri may not have jurisdiction if the mother, child, and father now reside in Illinois. Jurisdiction typically remains with the state where the child and custodial parent live. You may need to refile and serve notice properly in Illinois.
For further assistance, you can contact the Cook County Family Court in Chicago.
Cook County Family Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * W Washington St, Chicago, IL *
Website: www.cookcountycourt.org What if father moves back to missouri
Thank you for the additional information. If the father moves back to Missouri:
- **Jurisdiction:** Illinois will likely retain jurisdiction as the mother and child still reside there.
- **Refile in Illinois:** You may need to refile the case in Illinois.
For further assistance, you can contact the Cook County Family Court in Chicago.
Cook County Family Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * W Washington St, Chicago, IL *
Website: www.cookcountycourt.org What is proof of service in missouri
Proof of service in Missouri is documentation that confirms legal documents were properly delivered to the required party. It includes:
- **Affidavit of Service:** Completed by the person who served the documents.
- **Details:** Date, time, place, and method of service.
Would you like more information on how to obtain proof of service forms in Missouri?
What if a person never was given a document
If a person was never given a document, they might not have been properly served. In such cases:
- **Proper Service Required:** Legal proceedings may be invalid without proper service.
- **Motion to Dismiss:** The person can file a motion to dismiss due to improper service.
Would you like more information on how to file a motion to dismiss in Missouri?
Do you have to sign any documents
It depends on the context. Could you please specify which documents you are referring to?
Do i have to sign anything? The guy said that he seen me. He also said that i have blue eyes, im a black man, my eyes are brown
I understand your concern. It sounds like there might be an issue with the proper identification and service of documents.
- **Improper Service:** If you were not properly served, you might not have to sign anything.
- **Incorrect Identification:** The incorrect description could affect the validity of the service.
Would you like more information on how to contest improper service in Missouri?
Kansas City Missouri court commissioner never honor any of my request. I mention her in my judicial review. Without reading my motion, she and family support division denied it. Isn't that a conflict of interest.
It sounds frustrating that your requests were not honored. Here are some points regarding your situation:
- **Conflict of Interest:** Generally, a conflict of interest involves a situation where a person has competing interests or loyalties.
- **Denied Motions:** If you believe your motions were unfairly denied, you may consider filing a complaint or an appeal.
Would you like information on how to file a complaint against a court commissioner in Missouri?
How could missouri get jurisdiction of Illinois child support case when mother and child lives in Illinois where the case was filed
Missouri typically cannot take jurisdiction if the mother and child live in Illinois and the case was filed there. Jurisdiction generally remains with the state where the custodial parent and child reside.
Would you like information on how to re-establish jurisdiction in Illinois?
How can I file this in a missouri court
To file a case in a Missouri court, you can follow these steps:
- **File a Motion:** Submit a motion to the appropriate Missouri court.
- **Jurisdiction Check:** Ensure Missouri has jurisdiction over the case.
- **Service of Notice:** Properly serve notice to the relevant parties.
Would you like details on the filing process in Kansas City, Missouri?
Yes
Thank you for confirming. Here are the steps to file a case in a Kansas City, Missouri court:
- **File a Motion:** Submit your motion to the Jackson County Family Court.
- **Jurisdiction Check:** Confirm that Missouri has jurisdiction over your case.
- **Service of Notice:** Properly serve notice to the other party.
For further assistance, you can contact the Jackson County Family Court in Kansas City.
Jackson County Family Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * E 12th St, Kansas City, MO *
Website: www.jacksongov.org I don't want the court commissioner on my case. How to remove her
To remove a court commissioner from your case in Missouri, you can consider the following steps:
- **File a Motion:** Submit a motion to disqualify or recuse the commissioner, stating your reasons.
- **Conflict of Interest:** Provide specific details on any conflict of interest or bias.
- **Legal Grounds:** Ensure your motion is based on legal grounds, such as bias or unfair treatment.
Would you like more details on how to file this motion?
Yes
Thank you for confirming. Here are the steps to file a motion to remove a court commissioner in Missouri:
- **File a Motion:** Submit a motion to disqualify or recuse the commissioner.
- **Details:** Provide specific reasons and evidence of bias or conflict of interest.
- **Legal Grounds:** Ensure your motion is based on valid legal grounds.
For further assistance, you can contact the Jackson County Family Court in Kansas City.
Jackson County Family Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * E 12th St, Kansas City, MO *
Website: www.jacksongov.org What cases can I use
To support your motion to remove a court commissioner, you can reference cases that deal with judicial bias or conflict of interest. Here are some general legal points:
- **Bias or Prejudice:** Show evidence of bias or prejudice from the commissioner.
- **Conflict of Interest:** Provide specific examples where the commissioner’s decisions may be influenced by other interests.
For more detailed case law, consulting an attorney may be beneficial. Would you like more information on finding legal precedents in Missouri?
Yes
To find legal precedents in Missouri, you can:
- **Legal Research:** Use legal research databases like Westlaw or LexisNexis to find relevant case law on judicial bias or conflict of interest.
- **Law Libraries:** Visit a local law library for access to legal texts and case law.
- **Consult an Attorney:** An attorney can provide specific legal precedents and guidance.
For further assistance, you can contact the Jackson County Family Court in Kansas City.
Jackson County Family Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * E 12th St, Kansas City, MO *
Website: www.jacksongov.org
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