Can you file child abuse charges against a person even though the child has no marks on them?

I agree that DSS is the a good place to start. In addition, should Dad file custody, he can ask that a guardian-ad-litem (GAL) be appointed to...

Divorce final in August 2012, in Florida although we all currently live in NC. Have a 50/50 plan, for time and major decisions.

I agree with Mr. Allen's answer. In addition, I recommend giving as much detail as possible about the custody/visitation calendar and the change...

My parents have custody of my son. He wrote the Judge a letter accusing my mother of physical and mental abuse.

You may want to have your case reviewed and evaluated by an attorney that practices in the jurisdiction where your case is pending. There may be...

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Do i have any right in NC? Can the courts order child support?

Assuming you are the "biological" father of the minor child and you are also not the Mother's Husband when the child was conceived: As a general...

Great question! It is my understanding what you will need to ask the Court in Mecklenburg County, NC for permission to change venue. There are...

I want to divorce my wife who is living in Jamaica how do i go about so

Assuming you have lived in North Carolina for at least six months prior to filing for divorce, the court will take jurisdiction over you and the...

Do I need to hire a lawyer for child support in a case for modification, where I have sole legal custody?

In North Carolina, unless a party requests otherwise, child support is calculated using the NC Child support guidelines. The guidelines are...

I would also add that depending what underlying order that's being appealed, the court may retain its authority to enforce the order by the...

Ex Parte order in divorce case

In addition, asking the Court for permission to dispose of the sequestered assets protects you. If, for some reason, your "ex" reconsiders or...

My son lives with his father in CA, I want to file custody here in Alabama..what do I do?

In most states, courts will assume jurisdiction over a minor child that has been living in its jurisdiction for at least six months. That state...