My farther in law has guardianship of my six yr old and I need help regainging custody what can I do?

If your son is being hurt by being deprived of the opportunity to see you, then you should be able to tell that to a judge in the probate court. ...

I am 21 and my husband is 23, we own a home and have a stable income. We want to adopt my 9 year old brother. How do we?

This answer of course will be general advice. You reside in PA a state in which I am not licensed to practice. Assuming that PA law is similar to...

Can a high school coach push a student and continue coaching?

It is not clear why the entire team was suspended and why the coach the pushed the other student. If the suspension is for a short period, less...

My son who is 14 is going to live with his grandmother in another city . what do i need in order for him to go to school .

You should consider completing a Caregiver Authorization Affidavit which would enable you and your son's grandmother to make joint decisions about...

How do i get custody of my 15yr old brother

I agree with Attorney Rich's answer and would add that if your brother is in PR now, another option is to notify the child protection agency in PR...

I have a 21 year old little brother, he has attempted suicide on numerous occasions. How can I get custody of him?

You could obtain guardianship of your 21 year old brother, but not "custody." You will have to persuade your brother to submit to a current...

One good way to protect against bullying is to notify the school in writing. This way they have no defense of "We did not know" and they should at...

The move to a new apartment may violate the terms of your custody agreement or court order, but one would have to read these to know that. ...

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What can a mother do about a fathers visitation when they aren't in the child's life till later on?

It appears that you want the purported father to acknowledge his daughter but you do not want to let him have unsupervised visitation. The...

The judge decides matters of visitation, not the child. Yes, at age 14, children will be "heard" in court as to their preferences, but that will...