I'll agree with the other two attorneys that the probate lawyer involved can answer the question of your standing under WV law. Technically, the...

My father has lifetime rights to our farm, but it is in mine and my sister's names Can he give up his rights?

A life estate, which is what it sounds like he has, can be surrendered. A deed reflecting that should be executed and recorded. Is that what he...

How can i get my childs biological fathers parental rights removed

You are unlikely to have his rights terminated except in connection with an adoption by a new spouse of yours, and even then it is not guaranteed...

Do I have to pay a civil claim demand? Will I get in trouble If I don't?

No, don't pay it. Trouble unlikely; it would cost them more to sue you for it. They hope the letter scares you and you pay. It is a law-sanctioned...

Child support

You can seek a modification of support based on a change of circumstances, the change being either your unemployment (if you were not unemployed...

Is an opposing attorney allowed to contact a state employee who's agency is represented by in house counsel about the case?

Assuming you are that official, I think you always have the right to refer the opposing counsel to your agency's counsel, especially if the...

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My girlfriend got a protective order against me. she refuses to return my personel property. Can I take legal action?

You need to get an attorney to assist you in modifying the order to get your property. You will need a detailed list and as much proof you have of...

Can my boyfriend and i change my daughter's last name to his last name. she currently has her biological fathers last name.

Unlikely it would be approved.

Can I take my child mother to court for my daughtherif a feel like her mothers life choses will afacted my childs future?

You can always try, but boyfriend choices are difficult to have a a sole basis for a change. The standard is best interests of the child and you...

What age can a judge talk to my child

Kids never appear in court, so interviewing with the court's Family Service Office, or an outside, court-appointed guardian ad litem, is the norm...