Can you take someone to court to try to get there rights taken?
I don't think you have enough to take away "his rights"
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I don't think you have enough to take away "his rights"
You can call yourself whatever you want. Jon Stewart called himself that for decades before he got around to changing his name. Just your official...
I'm not sure what advice anyone on here can give you. I'm sorry for what you are going through.
What is notice as opposed to "official notice". Since you don't want to go to court, you run the risk of him taking you to court if you refuse to...
You need to review the order of protection and see if anything she does violates what it states that she cannot do. Is he considered 3rd party...
It sounds like you may be able to, but I strongly urge you to please speak to your attorney who knows your case better than anyone else.
At 18 you can come and go as you please, you are an adult.
If your son is an adult, he is an adult. If you have to apply for a guardianship because of incapacity then you need to pursue that route.
There is no centralized database. You would have to search case by case in the jurisdiction.
As counsel said, it really depends on the circumstances. Please speak to an attorney.