Could I get my son back based off of my information?
Let me start with the easy question: no, her ex-husband's notarizing the agreement is not a conflict of interest. My husband and I practice law...
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Let me start with the easy question: no, her ex-husband's notarizing the agreement is not a conflict of interest. My husband and I practice law...
I agree with Mr. Burgess; unless you can show that you are being treated differently than other similarly-situated homeowners for a reason that is...
For the best shot at a good outcome, I highly recommend that you retain a traffic ticket/criminal defense attorney sooner rather than later. This...
Check with DHEC. You may be able to correct a child’s name without having to file a court action until your child’s first birthday. However DHEC is...
Who is asking you to prove you’ve never been married before? The clerk of court? If so, they should be able to tell you what it is you need to...
I agree with Mr. Frasier. I recommend waiting until you are married before filing to adopt your fiance's child. Meeting the court's requirements...
In addition to Mr. Phillips's response (with which I agree), the court generally will not terminate a parent's parental rights unless there is...
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I agree with the two previous responses and also recommend that you consult with a family law attorney. Based on my experience, most family court...
There’s no way to “sign over” parental rights - only a court order can terminate someone’s parental rights. As far as agreeing that he can have...
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Keep in mind that even if terminating his parental rights and granting your husband the adoption is in your son's best interest, there still must...