Often a professional process server can find and serve personally. If you cannot find/serve after dilligent efforts, then you have to prove that...

As long as the other parent has been paying support, they will not be deemed to have "abandoned" the child. That said, perhaps they would consent...

Both of these issues can be heard and decided by either the Supreme Court or the Family Court. In choosing which court to use, there are many...

Unless there is a court order or written agreement prohibiting this particular situation, it is permitted. If you think this is harmful for the...

It depends upon what you mean by "claim abandonment" -- to what end? If you are looking to modify an existing court order, the lack of parental...

Unless there is a court order saying something different, the grandparents do not have the right to make unilateral decisions regarding the...

Of course, if you both agree to this arrangement. The issue of fidelity really has very little, if anything, to do with the legal aspects of most...

Unfortunately, there is no specific statutory age at which your decision would be presumed safe or unsafe. Of course, it's not a problem until it...

It sounds like you may need an order from the court to resolve this issue if you and the father cannot agree. Unless you have a court order and/or...

If there is a temporary order of protection, it should not be a problem to keep your address confidential. Good luck!