My mother has temporary custody but is willing to drop the custody order is she allowed to just drop the order.

I think you are referring to your mother not enforcing a custody order? You should show your order to an attorney to get final legal advice. If...

Can 17 year old travel on their own with permission? NC to TX.

With your parents' permission, I believe you can. You should ask them if it is ok and give them your full itinerary and addresses where you will...

How do i file a petition with the courts to move out of state?

An attorney can help you with this matter because it has a lot of legal twists and turns. If you have an NC custody order, you make a motion to...

What Happens when my children were removed but the allegations were not filed in court?

If your children were removed by DSS, then there will be a court case. Check again and hire an attorney who is a parents attorney in your district...

Can my bf's ex wife pursue getting money from me if we decide to live together and/or get married? Can she look at my records?

So long as you were not involved romantically before the separation, you should have nothing to be concerned about. His ability to pay may be...

What is the legal age to move out of your parents house without there consent ?

Your parent's custody rights end when you are 18.

Does my ex's behavior nullify our temporary child custody order? He won physical custody but the kids don't stay with him.

The temporary order is not a permanent order so long as it has been less than a year since the judge signed it. You can introduce all this...

What are my rights as a man/father in court? I feel everything/one is against me.

I do not have great news for you. It takes a while to get through all the claims in court. To speed the process, you may want to request...

Attorneys may charge for any staff who work for the client, which in this case is the HOA in a collections matter? The rates for paralegals are...

How do I get a quick divorce? My wife is incarcerated for 1st degree murder. I'm a NC resident but, she is incarcerated in SC.

If your ex would sign an acceptance of service, answer and waiver of future hearings, you can be divorced very quickly...in a matter of a few weeks...

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