If there is a closed dcf case that gave the father primary custody how would I go about filing for visitation?

Presuming you have not had your parental rights terminated, you should seek the assistance of an attorney to help you file for a modification of...

Can I change my daughter's last name? I was never legally married to her biological father & he has not seeing her in years!

If the biological father is listed on the birth certificate, or has signed an affidavit of paternity, you will have to make efforts to make him...

Original Will Missing No Notice to Only Child.

If the copy of the will was accepted by the Probate Court, there is a good chance that all that followed was also accepted by the Probate Court, to...

we are marry for 5 months how long for the papers.

This question is more appropriately answered by an immigration attorney.

What rights does the father have to just take child?

Once both parents are legally identified, each parent has the same rights, in the eyes of the law. It sounds as if you may need to file a motion...

My ex wants to have her boyfriend adopt my son and terminate my parental rights, would I be liable for child support, and/or arr

Any satisfaction of arrearages by way of termination of parental rights would have to be approved by the Probate Court. You would not be liable...

Do I need an attorney to become a co/guardian of my grandchild?

The short answer is no. The slightly longer answer is probably not. The best answer is you should still speak with an attorney to ensure you...

How can i sue a person for destroying how i use to earn my income and i can't work in that field anymore. This person lied my X

This is a personal injury question, not child abuse. If you believe your ex-husband has harmed your reputation by what he has published about you...

Presuming this is more of an academic exercise, DCF had (and still has) the mandate and the right to make a determination that a child is in need...

What are my rights regarding my children if my husband left the family home and has a new residence?

Fundamentally, Connecticut sees both your rights as they likely have always been, 50/50 (joint legal custody). His moving out will not carry much...