Yes, you can move out. However, your first stop before packing your bags should be to set up a consult with a local family law attorney to help you...

You can either hire an attorney to help you or you can call your county's child support enforcement agency and ask them to open a case on your...

If there is no custody order in place, then all legal parents have a right to 100% custody and control to the exclusion of the other. This means...

What you should do is also dependent on what the order actually says and what the other parent is doing to "block" your child from applying to...

I am not sure I am fully following exactly what is going on since it sounds so complex, but your son should take his case file to a family law...

What you can do is entirely dependent on what phase of the custody proceedings you are in and what the current Order - if any - says. I can not...

Yes, and depending on why that restriction was put in place and if it was actually a restriction or just a suggestion, continuing to keep the...

There seems to be some details missing here, particularly as it relates to why he was outside his ex's home without permission or a valid custody...

There are no forms that will accurately help file an answer to the complaint for custody. The basic logistics of it is going through each and every...

Your brother in law needs to talk to a family law attorney to talk through his options. Despite the criminal charges being proven to be "false" and...