Can I move to another state with my child if I have full legal custody

Yes, if the other parent does not object--best if you can get specific permission before you move.

In N.Y. state, during an act of marital desertion, do I have the legal right to deny my wife entry to our home when I'm not here

The best way to clear this up is to simply get a stipulation or court order granting you exclusive use and occupancy. It's not that complicated,...

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Can I take him back to court on an introduction to a third party if settlement states therapist needs to ok first?

If you want to prevent the meeting, you will have to get a court order. You may be able to get a temporary restraining order based upon the...

Can my son inherit from his father's estate?

You son may be legally permitted to challenge his father's Will, but he should speak with a local attorney about the cost/benefit of doing so. A...

Once a child custody case is transferred from superior court to juvenile court do superior court rules or juvenile rules apply?

Usually the rules of the court handling the case apply. Judges can get help as they see fit. It sounds like you may be involved in a complicated...

Im 17 years old and I want to move out a month after I turn 18 on may 26

At age 18, you may choose where you want to live.

I'm 17 years old and pregnant!! I need advice....

Unfortunately, in your state the laws are really restrictive, which may make it difficult for you to get help without involving one or both of your...

I don't want my kids to have any visits with my deceased husband family. What can I do

She is probably "dragging her mother" into the case because she has no standing on her own. Thus, you have a good chance of preventing unwanted...

I do not want this man around my child!!!

You should be able to prevent the child from being alone with the ex-con, but you may not be able to prevent the child from simply being around him...

How do I ask a court in Arizona to relinquish jurisdiction

Because none of the parties live in AZ, that state no longer has an interest in keeping jurisdiction over the case, and AZ will probably be happy...