Yes, and by all means, make sure that you have an attorney review this agreement with your interests in mind. Mediation agreements tend to be...

Can i get full custody of my son if his father is in jail?

As indicated by the previous poster, the facts of your case are important here. Speak to an attorney about the case to determine if you are able...

Your question is not clear. Are you the parent who wishes to move from MA to TX? If that is the case, you need to seek his permission or if he...

You can petition the Court for Divorce and then request a temporary order of alimony. If you do not wish to file for divorce, you can file a...

A drug addict was coerced by the DA office to make up a story that he was a witness that wasn’t there

With such a great passage of time, it will be difficult, if not impossible, to prosecute an appeal. Court records are likely gone (and thus, no...

How long does someone have to to file an appeal? Can I ask the appeal to be dismissed?

You cannot dismiss the appeal. However, if the time period tolls, the appeal cannot be prosecuted. If the Notice of Appeal was filed timely (if...

Do you do free consultation ?

Review the child support guidelines regarding emancipation and make your arguments using the information within the guidelines. To change...

What to do, for pending complain for modification regarding "therapy selection"?

Have you contacted the clerk's office or the judge's individual clerk to inquire of the status and/or request that the Court review the file?

Can father of child sign and get notarized paper saying he is willing to give shared custody with out going to court ?

Even a signed, notarized paper is not the equivalent of a court order. If you want this parenting time to be yours, file a complaint and seek the...

I really don't wanna put my children through a divorce, But I also don't wanna be with my husband anymore is there another way?

You can consider legal separation if you don't want to divorce. Similar orders can be granted (support included), but the parties cannot remarry...