Hi! I agree with Attorney Wagner with the added caveat that, if you already have established paternity and have a parenting plan with shared...

You definitely should speak with an attorney to either represent you in your dissolution action or at the very least provide some guidance here....

This situation sounds scary all around. I highly recommend you reach out to an attorney who handles both family law and dependency law. They should...

I definitely recommend you seek out counsel. It sounds like DCF is having your ex work through a case plan but it is possible his rights may be...

Before a court can enter a final order modifying timesharing, there will be an evidentiary hearing. At that time, you should be able to...

Hello! The answer, in classic attorney speak, is "it depends." Based on the subject matter of the motion, a judge may not need to give a reason at...

Hello! This is a very heavy fact pattern and one with emotional and mental health at stake. Your best bet is to arm yourself with a competent...

Hello! You need to rectify this immediately, because the court can order your return and there could be serious ramifications, depending on how the...

There are some facts that are missing here that could aid in figuring out the best course of action for you here. Were you married? If not, did the...

DCS is exactly right and you should consider hiring an attorney to guide you through this. There are a lot of scenarios that could play out...