Where do I begin to leave my marriage with children?

Legally, you are free to leave with the children at any time, and so is your spouse. Whether you should do so in your specific situation is a...

How do I go about getting married on-line since we live in two different states?

I've never heard of anyone getting married online in Maryland. I don't think it is possible.

Usually, alimony is modifiable upon a substantial change in circumstances unless the separation agreement or court order expressly states that...

If someone skips out on a court case on a court date can they get in to trouble?

You need to specify what kind of case is involved in, what your fiancé's role in the case is, and whether your fiancé is ordered to attend in order...

Can the courts take my ex husband's parental rights away.?

The court does not permanently deny parents their parental rights absent an adoption proceeding by another person, or absent a child abuse finding...

Can grandparents petition for custody for a child temporarily living with them?

They could petition the court for custody, and perhaps that are planning to do so if they are keeping records like you describe. But they would...

What rights do I have as the children's Mother?

I agree that she may be acting strangely overeager. But, from what you have described, what she is doing is not necessarily contrary to the...

If I’m 15 and I have a child and I wana get emancipated Soo I can be deemed as an adult what steps do I have too take ?

You are extremely young to be emancipated. But in the event that you decide to proceed, there are a few things that would likely result in your...

Married 7 years so when we met stepdaughter was 7 now shes 14 am I her guardian her father only calls or see’s her 2 or 3 times

You are not her legal guardian, unless of course you were a party to a court case that resulted in a court order that granted to you guardianship...

How do I get my ex's parental rights taken?

Your husband can attempt to adopt them now. In fact, his doing so is the only way to terminate the father's rights. Otherwise, the law does not...