Do I need to file court papers in the state in which my son resides or where I reside?
Typically, the state of the child's residence has jurisdiction.
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Typically, the state of the child's residence has jurisdiction.
This is America, you can sue anyone you want to. I wouldn't worry about being arrested, however.
You are not allowed to return, and it has nothing to do with your age. One of the privileges of ownership — of a store, or a mall, or simply a...
The answer is yes, and I know this because I lost that case. There are certain circumstances where probation/parole may be retroactively revoked,...
You have to ask the ARD department what they will accept, and if not, get your lawyer to file some kind of motion to get you extra time.
The statute of limitations is two years, you're fine. Go to the police directly and do an end run around the college.
First, when the cop said he wouldn't cite you you should have said "okay thanks" and ended it. Trying to get the last word in came back to bite...
Yes. Mother can take custody immediately if she wants. You should file a custody petition asserting in loco parentis standing. Make a judge...
There is no such thing as "uncle's rights." PA does recognize grandparent's rights, but they are inferior to the parent's rights.
I definitely believe that you have enough of an interest at stake to consult an intellectual property lawyer. This question reveals layers of...