How can this be handled?
It is theoretically possible that her threats rise to the level that he could get a "50B" Domestic Violence Protective Order against her, but I...
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It is theoretically possible that her threats rise to the level that he could get a "50B" Domestic Violence Protective Order against her, but I...
Sometimes, such as here, the answers are short and simple: Immediately file for full custody. It doesn't seem like there is a court order of any...
There is no way to answer that question without knowing more of the underlying facts of the case. You will need to the find the worksheet which...
Absent agreement between the parties or terms of a court order, she shouldn't have the "right" to demand that the father not allow other women...
Depends on whether you are initiating a new lawsuit, in which case you would be the plaintiff, or if you are raising your custody claim as a...
Assuming that wording is correct and there is no other language in the order, you shouldn't be held in contempt. I've actually never seen that...
This isn't a question easily answered on an internet forum without an understanding of what assets each person is bringing to the table. If both...
There is nothing that 'automatically' happens with the kids - either parent is free to take the children with them. For this reason, you should...
Instead of trying to modify/dismiss the DVPO, you should file a custody claim and get custody through a 'traditional' custody case. The custody...
Correct - filing for custody is the only reason answer/solution that you've got. The grandparents shouldn't be dictating what is happening with...