Daughter has been in temp custody with grandparents for 14 yrs. do they now have permanent custody?
No. Time does not transfer custody. Only a court order does. You will have to see what orders exist and what they say.
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No. Time does not transfer custody. Only a court order does. You will have to see what orders exist and what they say.
You can make a claim. Odds are they will refuse you, but then you may simply need to retain a lawyer to fight it out.
You can seek a pardon. If received, you can have it specify the return of your rights, and that may do the trick.
Yes, he can ask the court to order that, if he has some proof of the activity. The court can do it or refuse, as it prefers.
Only the employer can tell you why the deduction is there, and from who. It could be a court ordered garnishment from a lawsuit, or child support,...
Yes, it is legal. They can chose to tell you where they want you to work. You are free to refuse and get a different job. You do not have any power...
If he has opened a probate with the probate court, which he should have done, then he will have gotten orders from the court allowing him to do that.
That is not a valid will. Yes, it can be called forgery. That is unless your mom cannot write and directed your aunt to do so for her, and will...
Unless you can still take a driving course for one of them, you will have to wait out the time for the points to drop off.
No Idea. You may be the subject of identity theft, or they made a mistake. Without seeing your report, specifically the one they used, we cannot...