Brooklyn, NY
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Brooklyn, NY
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +3 more
Yes, there certainly can be "consequences" when a parent fails to exercise their agreed upon and/or court ordered parenting time. The consequences...
Absent a court order saying otherwise, yes; however, if you think the other parent might object, you should consider carefully how you handle the...
A non-custodial parent should not be "unilaterally" doing much of anything with respect to the child. That said, if you have sole physical custody...
As the other attorneys have already suggested, the first place to look for an answer will be the relevant court order(s) and/or written...
If the father isn't following the order, then there's a good chance you can get it changed, but it will depend, in part, on why he's not following...
All children born in the US are entitled to support from both their parents. Speak with a local attorney immediately about custody and child...
Unfortunately, a verbal agreement is mostly worthless in a dispute in court. Best to cut all ties and move on.
Unfortunately, you may need a local attorney to help you with this--probably the title can't be changed until the loan is paid off. Once the loan...
Probably, she an go get her daughter as long as doing so isn't going to put anyone in danger. She might want to go with the police if there's a...
I'm sorry but you'll have to be at least 16 before you can petition for emancipation. Once you are 16, then your petition must set forth, among...