Can my husband sue me if I pierce our daughters ears?
He can file an action - but the court will likely laugh at him.
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He can file an action - but the court will likely laugh at him.
You need to show your papers to a local attorney and have them reviewed carefully. Without knowing how you got into this position it's impossible...
Not if you leave specific instructions that she not be permitted to make decisions.
Your first step should be to speak with a local divorce lawyer. Discuss the situation in detail before doing anything else.
If the minor will be an adult in ten days it's much easier to simply wait ten days and advise the court that the minor has become emancipated.
The judge probably will do nothing of the kind - this is something that should have been in your divorce agreement. If it isn't there you two have...
That depends upon the wording of the stipulation you signed - and not just the one sentence you posted. Show it to a local attorney, ASAP. Saving...
It's hard to understand how you were divorced without such a settlement as part of the original case. Trying to get one now may be quite difficult....
Your attorney should know what to do to move the process along. What the specific steps are that need to be accomplished can't be determined...
Can you get the stipulation signed again? The court will need an original.