If he has filed, and you can't agree to anything, then you will have to let the court decide. He may say he did agree but then realized it wasn't ...

If you contact the clerk of the town or village or city where you were born, they will tell you exactly what you need to have them send you a new...

Neither parent can do that unless nobody calls them on it. Both parents are financially and otherwise responsible for their child. There are...

Text messages are often used; litigants should be careful what they send. They should be complete, showing the entire conversation from both...

If the child is actually exposed and under quarantine through the health department, you need to follow their rules and not take the child (or...

Get all the evidence you can; pictures of him working at different times and days and write down exactly when and where. Ask others to document it...

She should have either gotten written permission from you or from the court before she moved, but because she left the child here it isn't really...

There is no specific age. A kid's opinions are given more weight as they get older, but mostly it depends on what their reasons are and what kind...

In general it will depend on the facts of the case. The most important factor is whether the grandparents already have an existing bond and...

The courts are public, but there is no way to watch virtual proceedings unless you are sent a link. Even when they re-open, there is not enough...