Can you legally move out the house without getting into trouble or made to go back home
If grandma has legal custody, i.e., guardianship, then the neice needs her permission to move out. Niece may petition the court for aunt as...
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If grandma has legal custody, i.e., guardianship, then the neice needs her permission to move out. Niece may petition the court for aunt as...
How serious are the threats? Does dad have a history of psychological issues? How old is your son? Has dad ever made an actual attempt to injure...
We can't guess. It might be exempt. You have to consult with a competent BK attorney and bring all your income, asset and liability info with you.
You have to clarify where the child lives. If not in MA, then you need to consult with an attorney in NJ
You fail to mention whether or not the dad is paying child support. If he is, then you can not make any more demands on him for purchase of...
You don't say how old the two children are; that could be an important factor. You currently have sole physical and legal custody, so you can...
No! Trust your lawyer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You have no rights against the father, no matter what. If you were married, that might change, although I don't guarantee it, it would be possible....
If there is no court order for custody/visits, then you would have sold custody. However, it's not always that simple. Mass may retain jurisdiction...
I'll assume that you mean that your son, and not your grandson, as beneficiary of your will. If so, that fact will have zero affect on your son's...