If my child's mother is in jail and we were not married can I get my kids
If the mother is incarcerated, you could establish your parental rights by filing an action in the state where the child has been for the last 6...
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If the mother is incarcerated, you could establish your parental rights by filing an action in the state where the child has been for the last 6...
In SC, if a parent dies, custody is typically considered vested in the other parent. Even with a Will, you would still have to go to Family Court...
Not unless the order specifically prohibits the contact
I agree with the other attorney. Depending on if you have fault grounds, you could file for divorce, otherwise, you could file at this time for an...
You may want to have your dad speak to a family court attorney regarding custody. There are many factors involved, and your desire to live with...
It sounds like you are not married, but have a child together. That being the case, you can file for custody and child support. You may be able...
If you’re separated, your wife can file for child support and custody just like you can file for custody and child support and or visitation ...
it is possible. The father would also have to be named a party and either consent to it or have his parental rights terminated if he was involved...
I agree with the other attorney. There is no advantage in filing on abandonment. If you are unable to find him, you will likely have to serve...
Inasmuch as the biological father has already deceased, there would be no need to terminate any parental rights, so all you would need to do is...