New Britain, CT
Divorce and separation Lawyer at New Britain, CT
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Wills & Living Wills ... +2 more
You have an attorney who is conversant with all the players and familiar with the matter rather more intimately than any of us on this site is. ...
You likely will have to wait until the original order is no longer active. Keep making progress so that you will not be subject to a continued order.
A restraining order is likely the least of the legal maneuvers available to you. Eviction or criminal complaint are also available to you.
Go ahead and file a motion to modify based on the change in circumstances (the child is living with you, now).
They mean you are going to come up against further difficulties as you progress in this action. Hire an attorney, if you want to be successful.
Reworking a visitation agreement on your own is no more supported by the Court than is denying visitation in the first place. Hire an attorney and...
You are on the wrong site for what you are asking to have done. Shame on you and your parents for this disturbingly crass display of selfishness.
Thanks for clarifying what you previously posted. As I wrote before, if the agreement speaks clearly on the matter, you have to observe what is in...
This sounds like a personal injury matter, rather than a custody issue.
Sounds as if you need to move the Court to modify and address all of this activity.
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