Can my sons father voluntarily terminate his parental rights?
That's interesting timing because I was just guardian ad litem in a case a couple of months ago in Delaware County and the Court granted the...
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That's interesting timing because I was just guardian ad litem in a case a couple of months ago in Delaware County and the Court granted the...
She would have to buy the property from the estate, so you would need an appraisal and she would use her share of the estate towards the cost of...
It depends what the court is seeking. If you included Equitable Distribution, they may just need a stipulation to withdraw the ED. I have never...
You may be able to get APL or spousal support to use towards your fees but you are not likely to get your husband to pay for all of your legal fees.
The agreement needs to be specific about the QDRO, it’s terms and who is preparing it and paying for it.
The action would have to be taken in her state under that state’s laws. She can’t have jurisdiction in PA unless she has lived in the state for 6...
The problem is that having his grandmother as a parent along with you would be very confusing for the child and not usually recommended by the court
You can put it in will do court knows your wishes but it does not have to be followed. Standard is best interest of children. The court can...
First, if birth parents are still alive, you need to terminate their rights. They can consent or you can involuntarily terminate if they have not...
Yes, you will have to do an involuntary termination of parental rights and publish in the newspaper. You also file a petition for adoption for...