New Britain, CT
Divorce and separation Lawyer at New Britain, CT
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Wills & Living Wills ... +2 more
If the Court finds it credible and relevant, yes, you can use it.
This question is more appropriately answered by a personal injury attorney.
Go to courthouse and speak with the clerk of the court regarding the original custody matter. There should be some sort of decision granting...
Sounds as if you need to review the transcript(s) of the court proceedings to understand why the Court ruled the way it did.
You will have to move the Court to modify the current order. There is no way to guarantee the outcome, however.
You may always file a custody action and put your case before the Court as to why your home would be better suited for your daughter's best interests.
Hire an attorney and explain all of the details to that person. I suspect there is a great deal more involved than what you have provided.
If you are listed as a guarantor for his medical bills, yes. Normally, a spouse is not automatically responsible for the independent expenses and...
39-13-306(a)(2) of Tennessee's Code reads as follows: It is the offense of custodial interference for a natural or adoptive parent, step-parent,...
Consult the orders that accompanied the divorce decree. If there is no direct statement regarding the matter, you may always seek a modification...
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