Does the court appoint representation for alimony payment cases?
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Speak with a DC licensed attorney to fully understand District law. Generally, actions like this are not subject to free representation on the...
If there is a court order in place, you should refer to that document. If not, you will need to establish a custody arrangement by court action.
Generally, if permission from the parent(s) is required, then whoever has custody must consent. Likely, you will need both parents to consent, but...
A legal parent may always pursue custody so long as there is no current court order contrary to such and the Court determines it is in the child's...
Restraining orders are tools of timeliness. In other words, you will only be granted one if the threat is credible and imminent or already extant.
Mr. Fradkin has given excellent advice. You likely will need to request a copy of the decision in order to file an appeal. You should also hire...
Show up with as much evidence to support your position, as you can possibly muster.
This is best answered by a criminal defense attorney.
This is a difficult question to answer at such a far remove. The Court would ultimately rule on the best interests of the children.
Mr. von Dohlen has provided excellent and valuable advice, as he always does. Most courts will not delve back into a years old divorce proceeding...