I find generally that an attorney is responsive or not. Period. This is a common problem I find in speaking with clients (many of whom came to me...

You should contact SCU about doing an income execution (forces employer to take a portion of his wages and pay them directly to you). Normally,...

I would like to terminate my ex husbands rights and my current husband wants to adopt our children.

If your ex will not surrender his rights, then you would have to seek to have a court issue an order terminating them involuntarily by alleging he...

Are there any legal visitation rights for grandparents?? my son wont talk to me and refuses to let me see the grandkids, for no

I would only add that if you are going to pursue Grandparent visitation through the family court you should consult with a knowledgeable attorney...

What do you do when someone has a order of protection against you but has other people contacting you?

This question cannot be answered as written or really at all without seeing the order and knowing more about the facts and posture of your case...

What is the difference between Custody and Visitation in Family court?

Visitation gives you the right to see/visit with the child, and will usually subject you to child support payments. Custody has a couple of...

Late Support and Child Custody

As stated, you should consult an attorney, provide all court orders and facts, and the attorney may be able to make some type of application to the...

My ex-husband refuses to pay his child support on time, if at all.

Forget the old attorney. You should obtain a new attorney and have that person file for enforcement. Child support enforcement is taken very...

My brother and I are abused by my stepfather. What do I do?

Strongly agree with the posted answer. Call the police regardless of what your mother says, she is also a victim and as such she cannot protect...

We've been married for 15 years and my husband wants out (separation). What am i entitled to?

You can get child support, you would have to file for it, but if he is no longer living in the home and you are the primary caregiver for the child...