Can my daughters father stop me from moving out of state or take her from me since we're moving?
I assume you are not married, and without a custody order, you have sole legal custody. If he wants to stop anything, he first has to go to court...
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I assume you are not married, and without a custody order, you have sole legal custody. If he wants to stop anything, he first has to go to court...
The question of expense is a function of how involved the other state's guardianship procedure is. You should seek out a family law attorney in the...
1) you can and should do a will naming a guardian for your son. There may be a legal presumption in father's favor to have custody after your death...
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If he is forcing an economic crisis, then you need to consider if the "could be" facing separation or divorce needs to become a "will be" to...
You would have to pursue a guardianship, which won't be easy over parental objection unless a case for neglect can be made. Speak to a local family...
He would not have been able to do so without some emergency situation, like an accident, illness or loss of housing. If "getting on your feet"...
I agree with Atty. Mason's advice and his surprise at the PD's lack of action. As well as going to DCF, which could be a valuable ally, you should...
As Atty. Snell pointed out, your biggest issue is proof of fraud or that your uncle was not competent when signing the deed. That he did a deed but...
You will need to have each witness served with a subpoena, served by a deputy sheriff or constable. You can avoid that expense if you know the...
Like Massachusetts, it is on the books and likely still as a crime. It is never prosecuted as such anywhere that I know of, and all these states...