Is an email giving me permission to move enough?
If you have his permission in writing that should be enough to move forward. Also though, the statute requires 60 days notice prior to a move. ...
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If you have his permission in writing that should be enough to move forward. Also though, the statute requires 60 days notice prior to a move. ...
I agree with Attorney Rauseo. Massachusetts has jurisdiction over your child and have issued the original orders. You should pursue time via the...
The marriage merely makes you the child's step-parent which does not give you any rights to the child similar to what a guardianship conveys.
Social security is a question of Federal Law so you do need to contact an attorney who handles those type of cases. The State of New Hampshire...
I agree with the other answers and also would point out that if that Petition is being filed under oath and it is later proven that she knew who he...
The burden is on you to show that it is for a legitimate purpose. Being closer to family for support is typically considered legitimate. The...
I have never heard of a Court scheduling a modification hearing without a request from someone to have it reviewed. I agree with Attorney Rausseo...
You do not have to assent to her Motion to Exceed. That in and of itself however will not take her off your case however and quite frankly her...
The legal answer is that you are only obligated to allow the time that is allocated to him under the plan. Some judges may view you as inflexible...
Unfortunately I agree with Attorney Piela. It sounds as if this was already presented to the Court and the order for 135 issued. If the order is...