I am 17. 4 months I will turn 18. My mother has full custody over me but I want to move in with my father. Is it possible?

Your father would have to petition the court for a change in the custody/visitation order. It isn't likely that he would get this process completed...

One parent lives in Kansas and the other in Arkansas we have coustudy of 2 and want the other 2 what state do we need an lawyer

You need to file an action in Kansas, assuming the children have lived there for the previous 6 months. Use the "Find a Lawyer" tab on Avvo to...

I'm filling for a divorce and my wife is in New York and I'm in Hawaii. If i get an index number here on Maui will it be good fo

As long as you are a resident of Hawaii (as in, you meet the state's residency requirements), you can file in Hawaii and have your wife served in...

In looking for a divorce lawyer does my lawyer need to practice law in Granville County?

You will have to file in whichever county you are a resident of, but your attorney doesn't necessarily have to have an office in that county....

What should he do about this?

Your friend really needs to address this issue with his attorney. Sounds like the ex is just trying to stir the pot.

Two siblings of opposite genders sharing a bedroom is not problematic, and not against the law. It may be awkward as they get older, though.

Can I still move to florida without his input for economic reasons for myself and children?

Unfortunately, you must either have his permission or permission from the court before you relocate. Speak to an attorney about filing a petition...

Can anybody represent me Want 49% custody so the mom can have the child support

Your case appears to be pretty straight forward, so it is possible to proceed without an attorney. It is recommended that speak with a local family...

How do I get custody of my 14 year old that has lived with his dad in Virginia for 8 years?

The child resides in Virginia, so you can only start an action there.

How do i get this divorce

You can try filing for divorce on your own (without the help of an attorney), or you can always check with your local courthouse to see if they...