I want to file for joint custody of my nephew, how can I do this. Everytime he visits me, he never wants to go home.
I would need to review history as well as prior court orders to give you a reliable answer.
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I would need to review history as well as prior court orders to give you a reliable answer.
You certainly have options. This is very difficult to do without and attorney, however.
You need an attorney for this serious charge.
An attorney would need to review prior orders and agreement to answer your question.
I agree with my colleagues. I can't tell whether the documents you describe are sufficient without reviewing dates.
Yes you may have a claim for employment discrimination. A consultation would be beneficial.
Go on uscis.gov and put "n-400 on the search box. Print out the instructions as well as the applications. Then see an immigration attorney.
You may not move with your child out of the state of NJ without wither his consent or a court order.
NJ is a no-fault state. It is also an equitable state. Your facts regarding the marriage need to be evaluated to give you a reliable answer.
You may qualify for marital tort as well as other remedies. You may also qualify for social security disability. You should consult with an...