What are the process for a separation?
You can always physically separate voluntarily without having a court intervene. IF you need to establish some economic "rules" for your...
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You can always physically separate voluntarily without having a court intervene. IF you need to establish some economic "rules" for your...
It won't be a simple process, but you might get the court to agree that it is in the child's "best interests" to change his name, if you have a...
Include everything you have or can get that will show the court what her needs are now. Her prior "standard of living" isn't the same as her...
I suggest you speak with a local attorney to discuss this in detail. Custody and parental rights are not the same. Just because great grandma is...
Not unless you both have custody, because she is not his child.
Usually, you are able to ask for proof in the discovery process. If you think there is a significant discrepancy between what she is claiming and...
It depends upon who discussed what with whom.
The Child Support Standards Act applies equally to all children.
It sounds like you have a communication problem, but not malpractice. I suggest you meet with the doctor and review the treatment plan in detail...
If the fathers won't agree with you, then I suggest you seek a modification of the "non-specific" order to conform it to the more specific one. ...