I'll be 18 in four months. Can I move out now with out parental consent or being emancipated?
No. If your parents are not in agreement, there is no legal way to move out unless a Juvenile Court Judge has either granted your emancipation...
Arlington, VA
Child custody Lawyer at Arlington, VA
Practice Areas: Child Custody, Juvenile ... +7 more
No. If your parents are not in agreement, there is no legal way to move out unless a Juvenile Court Judge has either granted your emancipation...
You can continue to reside in the same home, but begin your legal separation if at least one of you plans for the separation to be permanent, and...
My short answer is yes, it could affect a custody decision, and possibly but less so a divorce. If you cannot work out a custody agreement with...
Yes, the judge can order counseling. The judge can also order counseling and suspended jail time and review the case to see if jail time need be...
The standard division in Virginia if the parents aren't able to work something out to better meet the needs of their children is: Joint legal...
I agree with attorney Wickre, and add the following: 1) In custody decisions, parents have priority over grandparents. Your Husband's plan...
You need to go back to court and file a motion to modify. If your mom agrees, then together you can present your information to the judge on why...
You should re-post and list your location as Michigan so you're question will be more likely seen by Michigan attorneys. Expungements are very...
Yes. Teachers and principles have meetings all the time with students over their behavior. It's generally up to them if they want to call the...
In addition you are incriminating yourself for bigamy. Please do not post any more details.