Post Divorce Custody: Removing Parental rights of abusive party.

Has DCF made any indication that they may proceed with a case in the juvenile courts? That is one venue to remove parental rights. The other would...

Pursuant to Section 20-250(4), Connecticut General Statutes, no Connecticut license is required of individuals performing facials, pedicures,...

I took divorce one year ago, But my husband gave me nothing as a alimony. Now i wanna reopen my case again, is this possible to

If you waived your right to alimony you can never come back and ask for it. If the alimony was listed as $1 per year you can go back to modify.

I got arrested for larceny in the first degree , the amount is valved at $50,000

You should discuss this with your attorney. He or she can present this as an offer to the prosecutor.

I got caugh shoplifting second time in ct what are the consequenses I don't want to go to jail but I want to keep clean record

I agree with Attorney Karpe. It's unlikely that you will go to jail, but it's also unlikely that your record will stay clean. You should speak...

Can I take over my son's parental rights of his son if he signs them over to me?

I agree with the above response. Also, if your son's living situation is temporary, it's possible to seek temporary guardianship of your grandson...

I recently found out about my husband's $ 4,000/mo alimony and unpaid spousal support amounting to over half a million dollars.

I agree with the above response. You need to discuss specifics with a family law attorney. It's possible that any assets in your husband's name may...

The first step is to request your criminal history record from the FBI. When cases are nollied, the record of the arrest is destroyed. If the...

Can a wife claim everything in filing her own taxes while still married, but in the process of getting divorced?

No, she should not have done that unless there was an Agreement or Order that allowed her to do so. Your friend may have recourse from the Court.

It is not a fixed percentage like New York, but there is a chart based on income. A non-custodial parent may be required to pay a percentage for...