My mom still has her legal right over my 15 year old brother, which my aunt has guardianship over him?

Your mother should consult with an attorney who can review the file and the court orders and let her know what her options are.

Permission needed to Move out of state in a custody case?

The custody law has specific provisions dealing with relocation. I recommend that you show the current order to an attorney who can then advise you...

Do I need an immigration attorney?

Yes, I strongly recommend you talk to an immigration lawyer.

Am I able to withdrawal money out of my 401k to pay marital bills.

A portion of your 401 may be marital. Using marital assets to pay off marital debts is certainly not prohibited nor is it prejudicial to the...

My ex is suing me 4 contempt when he refused to sell our house in 2005 or buy me out 4 $60k. Fwd to july 2013: I get $25.00???

I recommend that you take your paperwork (2005 court order, support scheduling order/notice and all other relevant documents) took an attorney ASAP...

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Based on what you have stated, no, his comments cannot substantiate a PFA. PFAs are appropriate where one threatens to cause physical harm or does...

Can my ex get away with relocating and taking my son out of his current school (Catholic to Public) against my objections?

Your question is whether or not she can get away with her actions. The ultimate outcome of the contempt petition and relocation petition cannot be...

Does my live in girlfriend of 7 years have any legal rights at my home.

She has no rights to your home. If she breaks in, it's a crime. If she sits on your porch, it's trespass.

If there is NO mention of travel/moving restrictions in divorce decree or custody order in state of PA, may I move local

So you still live in the same place you've lived for five years but have purchased a weekend home and the custodial arrangement is the same and his...

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Does a DUI effect someone from getting primary physical custody?

It will certainly be considered but it may not be dispositive. If you read the statute by following the link provided by my colleague, you will see...