According to you, you have an attorney to help you - direct your concerns to your attorney. It would be improper for another attorney to assist...

Involving CPS would be an incredibly dumb thing to do. I agree with Mr. Moore that your best bet is to consult with a family law attorney about...

First, it really is a shame grown adults simply won't just do right and have to hire and pay strangers to tell them when they can and can't see...

Could it hurt your case - of course. Will it - who knows but if you have something you call a 'stash' that tends to indicate less than desirable...

If the ex is the mother of the child and there is no enforceable agreements or court orders regarding custody, she has as much and possibly more...

Assuming you you want to limit your options your legal ones, like how women typically do it, then you call law enforcement and / or go to your...

Of course you are unsure about what to do. Just like you'd be unsure about what to do if you needed to rebuild your car's transmission if you...

Why do you think you need the other parent's permission? Essentially if you aren't taking the child with you, you can move pretty much wherever...

If you didn't bother to do things properly and have the order modified 2 years ago, you will need to comply with whatever the current order says. ...

The father has no authority to give you custody. So the notarized statement is likely pretty much useless and does not confer custody to you. ...