Can joint custody be ordered in a custody case where one parent has been charged with a leandras law violation

It is not that joint custody is impossible; however, it is unusual in the circumstances you've described.

How do I go about the termination of parental rights? How much does it cost?

If the biological father will cooperate, you should be able to proceed with a step-parent adoption. If he will not, then a termination of his...

My soon to be exhusband wants my sons social security number he said the divorce lawyer needs it? Do they really need his number

Yes, this information must be provided to the court on many documents required to finalize your divorce.

When the judge signed the OSC, the method of service should have been indicated. You have to follow what it says, or apply to the judge to...

Can i get joint custody of my son if i retire?Can i get a modification in child support with out a change in custody?

Possibly. It is a change of circumstances warranting review, but a lot depends upon the reasons for your retirement. You should discuss the...

Can a Stipulation settlment agreement of joint physical and residential custody be changed by another family court?

Yes, it's possible. Whether it is likely, depends upon what type of change of circumstances, if any, that the other parent is alleging, and what...

What does signing your rights over concerning a child mean?

No, this doesn't sound exactly right. More likely, there is a back-up "decision-making" mechanism required, and your son should NOT SIGN ANYTHING...

Child support not being paid due to unemployment

Generally, a modification of a child support order is only effective back to the date of filing a petition for a modification. So, most likely, he...

There is no statute of limitations as to when you may file for divorce on "no fault" grounds. The grounds of "adultery" for acts that occurred 10...

My ex husband is not paying for any of the children's bills that he is responsible for a 63% portion.

As the other attorneys have suggested, you can probably go straight to Family Court and file a petition; however, before you do that, I would...