Is what He doing legal? What can be done?
I sympathize with you, but you have not alleged any behavior that just every child complains about in a parent -- step, foster, adoptive,...
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I sympathize with you, but you have not alleged any behavior that just every child complains about in a parent -- step, foster, adoptive,...
The short answer is as many times as the Court believes there is a valid reason for the continuance request.
It sounds as if you need to seek a criminal contempt of court motion. Contact an attorney in your area to help you through this very difficult...
This is a typical equitable principal in family law. Both parents are responsible for the financial support of the child. Just because he's not...
Parent A does all the work and makes the decisions without the necessity of asking for B's input. Query 1) does not seem to be indicated, unless...
Whatever the status of the father, your best bet is to get to court and open a case to have the Court establish the legal rights as against each of...
Please see my response on a previous post.
Unfortunately, this is one of the hardest things to deal with as a teenager -- the ability to do something serious like create a child, but not yet...
You want to do your best to get the parents' consent. You could open yourself up to some very serious criminal charges, to include kidnapping. ...
If you are a named beneficiary or have the right to take as someone easily identified (i.e., all my children), you have the right to see the will. ...