If the case is still open and pending, you both can agree to dismiss the case. If the case is done and over, it makes no sense to spend money to...

Can I get custody of my son?

You need to file a Paternity action. The papers that you picked up from the court are likely the forms for litigants representing themselves. It...

I agree with both attorneys, but I'll add that if there is a genuine fear for the safety of the child, I believe you may be justified in not...

Can my 11 year old son choose to live with me half the time and with his mother the other half?

The preference of the child is something that court may consider, but the child's preference won't control the court's decision. You should...

We have shared 50/50 custody and always split the tax return 50/50. This year the mother claimed our daughter and kept it all.

A bit more information may help you get a clearer answer to your question. If you two were never married and there is no order establishing...

Based solely on the information you presented, you are likely to be the majority time-sharing parent. Hire an attorney that can help you present...

Can I appeal the verdict stemming from a bench trial conducted in Savannah,GA on 04/09/2015?

Under Florida law, you can appeal within 30 days. A motion for a new trial is filed first. You should ask this question in a Georgia forum where...

A crimminal case that goes into plea hearing then to case management then plea hearing and back to case management.

Without knowing the facts of the case, this question can't be answered. The attorneys involved or your boyfriend should be able to explain what...

My husband has no income, yet wants to claim half of mortgage interest on his return. Can he? Same with the student loans.

Speaking with a tax professional is a good idea. I also believe that to the extent the mortgage is a marital debt, your husband will likely be able...

Is it possible for me to get my criminal record expunged or sealed?

You cannot have the record sealed or expunged if you have been convicted. Ten years after completing your sentence, you may be eligible for a...