Is there a way my husband and I can get visitation for his daughter without going through an attorney?
If she won't agree outside of a court order, you will have to request a custody modification.
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If she won't agree outside of a court order, you will have to request a custody modification.
If your name is on the return, that means your liabilities attach to the return.
He would have to be declared the legal father of the child, first. Then, if a custody arrangement could not be worked out, the Court would...
You go out and hire an attorney. I never recommend a party file such an impactful action without assistance of competent counsel.
Your parents are responsible for you legally until you turn 18. You have no legal rights outside of your parents until you turn 18.
What you were told is accurate. An attorney will need to be hired to assist with resolving this matter.
If there is no custody arrangement in place and no court orders have issued, your husband should have custodial and visitation rights. However,...
You may always move the Court to modify the custody arrangement.
Generally, a modification of a support order may be sought when there is a significant, substantial or material change in circumstances.
I am forever wary of second guessing an attorney who knows more about the matter than I do. In fact, none of us knows the circumstances as well as...