How long after I have a baby am I allowed to leave it at a firehouse?

Up to 30 days, but the sooner the better and a hospital or church would be better than a firehouse. I'm sorry you must make this difficult choice,...

Can a mother sign the fathers name to a birth certificate if the father lives in another state

It is generally not legal to sign another person's name without their permission. It is perfectly fine to name the child's father on the birth...

Suing the state is something to consider once you've solved your immediate problem. First, you must do whatever is necessary to get your children...

Is a child or other relevant third party allowed to file for enforcement of a divorce decree?

Generally, no. However, as a third-party beneficiary your adult child may have contract rights if there was a written agreement that was...

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DO I HAVE TO HAVE AN ATTORNEY TO GET CUSTODY OF MY CHILDREN . EVEN IF HE WILL SIGN WHATEVER FORM???? THE KIDS LIVE WITH ME!

If both parents agree on custody and there is no state involvement (i.e. child protective services), then you may not need an attorney to finalize...

My sister is in Prison and Her son in living with me. I need temporary custody or guardianship until she is released. Advice :)

It depends, in part, upon whether a "legal father" has been established. If your sister never married the child's father and he did not otherwise...

Can my daughter and I move to another state after taking the court-ordered dna tests, but before an order of filiation is made?

In most circumstances, the state where the first action was filed will be the child's "home state" so you'll have to state there...

Can I move my child from scotland to northern ireland ( both within the uk) without my childs dads permission?

You'll have to have your order reviewed by a local attorney. If you are in the UK and your order was issued by a UK tribunal, then UK laws...

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The police do whatever they want; however, they SHOULD at least require that there is a valid order and that the alleged violation violates it.

Can you sue someone by yourself if you are under 18

Not unless the court gives you permission. Otherwise, a parent, guardian or the state can bring suit on your behalf.