I want to move out of state with my son but my sons father doesn't agree, what should I do?

If he will not consent to the move, you will need to retain a lawyer to petition the court and request that the court approve the relocation. The...

What can I do If the custodial parent decides to move to another state?

As the previous posts mention, your best bet would be to retain a lawyer right away. You need to file with the court to try to stop the relocation...

Can my boyfriend's son's mother move out of state with his son without his consent?

There are certain procedural requirements that must be met before there is a relocation, which would require her to provide notice to the...

Can an officier accuse me of something without providing me proof?

I agree with the previous post. The officer was under no obligation to present you the evidence during that encounter. I would suggest that you...

What are my rights as a parent against grandparents rights.

You really need to consult with a lawyer. If you just ignore the court's order, you may be held in contempt of court and you could be fined, put...

Eviction involving verbal month to month lease, tenant won't go after initial loss in local court, what now ??

You certainly do have the right to represent yourself, although it isn't advisable. The process at the court of common pleas is much more involved...

Are there any curcumstances taken into consideration when deciding alimony pendalite or just number crunching?

I agree with the previous post in that you really need to retain a lawyer for this as there is alot on the line here. There are many factors that...

How can i be cited for harassment if there were no witnesses

I agree with the previous post. There is no requirement that a third-party witness be present for a case to proceed. The victims word is enough...

How come I am paying high child support or any at all?

Even though parties share custody, the parent with the higher earnings may still owe a support obligation to the other parent. There are statutory...

I agree with the previous post. It would be in your best interest to consult with an attorney so he/she can review all of the facts of this case...