Giving up parental rights
No - outside of the context of an adoption or DCPP / DYFS action, you can't voluntarily terminate parental rights / responsibilities in...
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No - outside of the context of an adoption or DCPP / DYFS action, you can't voluntarily terminate parental rights / responsibilities in...
I'm kind of losing my patience with all these attorney answers that say only "You should hire a lawyer! And, ahem, ahem, here's my contact info." ...
You may not need an attorney to handle this. If (*IF*) you have proof that he has the ability to pay but is willfully refusing to do so, file a...
I'm not one to punt every question here with "get a lawyer", but you are under very tight, time constraints that can't be relaxed. Yes, it sounds...
You certainly do have grounds for an annulment based on the facts you've presented. I've obtained annulments on essentially the same allegations. ...
I sincerely hope you're kidding. If you backdate a document and don't reveal having done so, there are many ways this could come out, and you are...
I don't know what your other facts are, but it sounds like she may indeed be setting up a situation where she could abscond with child. If there's...
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I believe you could do so. The only thing you need to be sure of is that you disclose to the new TRO judges what happened with the prior judge. ...
A judge shouldn't deny oral argument when an issue that serious is on the table. The only "plus" is that it makes it easier to have a decision...
First, he's wrong - carrying medical benefits has nothing to do with it. If you both live in the same school district, there doesn't have to be...