Can Name of deceased Father be added to birth certificate due to being legally married to my mother at time of my birth?

Below is a link to an explanation of when and how a birth certificate can be changed, based on paternity. Be clear that I am making no argument as...

We share joint legal custody but mother has primary residential custody. Can I move out of state 250 miles away for better job?

What you cannot do, should you decide to move, is insist on maintaining the current schedule of access/visitation. As Ms. Bakes suggests,...

Is it legal to have Norwalk ct court to deny me counsel I know I deserve for 6 months straight?

Your right to counsel is based on a determination of indigency. It sounds as if you either earn or have enough money that you are not considered...

No, this is not an invasion of privacy. Any activity that can be recorded or surveilled while not intruding on private property is not considered...

Will I Be Granted A Divorce If My Husband Doesn't Come To Court?

So long as your husband has been properly served and you have provided the Court with appropriate evidence of such proper service, you will be able...

Is it possible for my husband to marry someone while we still married ?

If your marriage was legally performed and not properly dissolved, any subsequent marriage would be considered bigamous and therefore not legally...

What happens if I take my child’s father to court but he never pays?

Your instincts are correct. He would be required to pay child support to you, presuming you retain primary residence of the minor child. As well,...

Can someone travel to Canada from US if the green card is expiring this month and the citizen exam was just passed?

This question is best answered by an immigration attorney. Congratulations to your mother-in-law!

No, aunts and uncles do not have a right to access to a niece or nephew. The Supreme Court has found that grandparents have the standing to press...

Can he ask to revoke his parental rights?

Yes, any parent may seek to terminate her/his parental rights at any time. However, the Court will determine that issue based on what's in the...