The above answers are correct. Courts seek to promote contact with both parents as being in the child's best interests - so unless there is a court...

The distribution of property will depend on the exact wording of the Will. You should seek the advice of experienced probate/estates counsel, who...

There's one sure way to find out for sure ... ask that attorney. Other than that, everyone would merely be speculating.

Can you legally take her? In the absence of a court order preventing you from doing so, and assuming that your mother does not live too far away...

You would need to file a name change application with the state, in Morris County, setting forth the name that you wish to assume now. Be advised...

It is impossible to answer this question because in one sentence, you say that your mother had a Will, but in the next say that she did not....

I agree with Mr. Camp. You need to immediately retain the services of counsel who can better answer your questions based on a full review of the...

If you do not want to join in the application, and the divorce agreement does not compel you to do so, then you can simply say no; she then has the...

There is no hard-line time frame within which a Deed must be filed; but there is no prohibition to waiting a year before filing such a deed. Your...

Ms. Harris is correct - it is extremely difficult to win a grandparent's visitation case, so you may have to give in to her demands if you want to...