Do I have to give my daughter to my ex's mother if my ex is in the hospital
It doesn't sound like you have to follow her "orders" unless she has a court order to back them up, and unless you current order specifies that ex...
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It doesn't sound like you have to follow her "orders" unless she has a court order to back them up, and unless you current order specifies that ex...
You should contact a local attorney for help--it's just not worth the headache of trying to do it yourself and the consequences of a mistake could...
If you had an order in ID, then you probably have to start with the courts there by seeking to have your last order modified or enforced.
Try calling the clerk of the court to see if they can give you any guidance or if they have any forms that might suit your purpose. If not, I...
I suggest you contact an attorney in Ohio immediately to discuss your situation in confidential detail and to be advised accordingly. What you...
It depends upon the laws of the state where your daughter is now living. It would be best for you to contact an attorney in that state.
If you don't want this to happen, then you will have to have a court order to prevent it, which may be hard to get. It is not "illegal" unless it...
Yes, ask them to provide it, and if they won't then inform the court.
Your husband should speak directly to a local attorney, but in most circumstances if someone has already signed the birth certificate and held...
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You described a really complicated situation that is far outside the scope of this forum I suggest you contact a local attorney immediately for...