What should I do?
If the child has been deemed emancipated by the court, and based upon his age, I assume he has been, then there is no affirmative obligation to ...
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If the child has been deemed emancipated by the court, and based upon his age, I assume he has been, then there is no affirmative obligation to ...
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Modification of an alimony award is a very fact sensitive issue. Wife cannot afford to do this without an attorney, as there is far to much at...
You may to consider having the person who fed a pregnant woman drugs admit to what they did or you can press charges. By now the hospital should...
When you say "they" I assume you are referring to the Division of Protection and Permanency. Kids usually don't get taking away because their...
It is possible for the court to unemancipate a child who was previously deemed emancipated and reinstate child support. You are best served by...
If it is just recommended and you don't do it, you risk DCP&P staying in your life, restricting your access to your children and invading your...
Possibly. I recommend bringing all of the information to an attorney in your area for careful review and consideration.
It depends upon what you are looking for. Prima facie basically means at first sight. The judge will have to make a determination if your case...
I would think that your divorce is still valid. You admit that it is your nickname so there should not be an issue.
Your ongoing child support obligation should have been terminated when your son reached age 23. Any arrears that accumulated would still be...