Fairfax, VA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Fairfax, VA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Real Estate ... +3 more
The best thing is ALWAYS to try to resolve necessary changes sensibly and by consent with the other person. (I presume the other person is a...
The technical answer is yes, your Mom certainly will have a say. However, as a practical matter there may be a way to accomplish this, depending on...
If both parents consent, then a "permission slip" is indeed all that's needed, and court should not be needed. Only if they don't both agree might...
You have many complex parts to these questions, and really should hire legal counsel to get better answers than one can address here. Still, from...
Where was the pending order for each item last entered, Virginia or Maryland? Where does the child or children live? These matters must be known...
Some information that could affect the answer that applies to you is missing from your question. From what you've written, though, it seems that...
I agree. (Virginia's my partner, too!) Only caveat is if you've been served with the papers, or otherwise know what they say. Until you are served,...
If the separation agreement is incorporated into your divorce order, then it reads like your ex is in violation of a court order. So he could be...
I'd have to check to be certain, but: since your question did not state that any action had been taken in CO, the most recent order would have been...
At its easiest, it's what the parents agree to use, generally relating to agreement on the school that the child should attend and picking the...