Can my son get custody of his daughter? Mom is custodial parent but she lives with grandparents not Mom for over a yr now.

Depends on the circumstances. He may need to get legitimized, or he may need to modify a current existing order. No one here can predict an...

If me and my husband is separated and hes now living and supposed to be engaged to her what are my rights if he gets ill?

I don't understand your question. What do you mean by, "if he gets ill?"

You can file a modification on that basis, but you cannot file a contempt unless the order prohibits overnight guests. It's certainly a concern if...

How do I get custody of my 8 year old Godson, whose mom abandoned for drugs?

If you are otherwise related to the mother, you may have a third party custody claim. However, without her consent, you will not likely get a...

How much money do I need to save before seeking a attorney for modification of child custody?

It really just depends on the attorney you retain. You need to consult with a couple of attorneys in the area where she lives. You can likely do...

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Sounds like you have a home to me. There is nothing for you to be concerned about.

When can I sell my ex-girlfriend's stuff from my house?

Go to the magistrate court and get some information about filing for an eviction. Follow the procedures and you can get the court to order the...

My cousin has four kids and both her the husband and the boyfriend are unfit how do i get custody of the kids.

Talk to an attorney about a third party custody case or a private dependency case.

Can a first offender offense be used as the primary evidence in a petition for a modification of child custody?

I agree with my colleagues. This could be a reason to modify, but you would need to talk to an attorney in more detail to determine this.

Does a temporary guardian who has had the child for 10+ years have to let the child visit parents in different state?

This issue is governed by the order and the laws of the state it was entered in. You need to consult with an attorney in that state and show them...