Will I be I'm trouble ?
If you don't have a court order setting forth the custody arrangements, then you can't "be in trouble" for not sending your son back to the father....
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If you don't have a court order setting forth the custody arrangements, then you can't "be in trouble" for not sending your son back to the father....
Yes, the law permits this. It's a somewhat complicated process so your best bet is to contact a local attorney who is experienced in adoption...
You're probably going to have to file a custody complaint in order to have the custody ground rules set forth. However, before you do that, please...
Your former husband, the child's father, has every right to file for custody of her or even take her with him if there's no order now. Your current...
Possibly, if here's another person willing to step in and adopt the child in your place. You really should consult with an experienced family law...
You should be able to do so but you'll be expected to follow the formal name change procedure, which involves filing a petition/motion; advertising...
It's hard to know from your post what papers you're talking about? A divorce complaint? A property settlement agreement? Something else? Your best...
Without a custody order practically speaking she can do this, at least on her days. Usually, with a court order setting out shared legal custody,...
You should consult an experienced family law attorney in your area. If you're the ex-wife, you need to discuss what has been done in private with...
You posted a less detailed version of this question previously. The advice is, however, the same as that provided by the attorney who responded to...