What do I do if I file an injunction against my ex and we have split custody of our child?
The injunction takes precedence right now. Abide by whatever that order says about contact. The judge should have been told about the custody...
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The injunction takes precedence right now. Abide by whatever that order says about contact. The judge should have been told about the custody...
It really depends on the court order that gives you custody. You will likely need written consents from the parents. You really should consult...
This is really a question for a Nebraska attorney. However, it is often very hard to overturn a conviction.
If you've never gotten a court order, you will need to file a petition with the court. If you already have a court order, you can ask that court...
I don't know if Florida is your domicile, but you can ask JAG officers about this. If they can't help you, just indicate in a letter to the judge...
You really should get an attorney to help you do a relative adoption and discuss all this with the jail officials.
There is no living apart requirement in Florida. You can file for dissolution as long as residency and irreconcilable differences are met. No one...
Unless someone else is willing to step in, usually a stepparent, the court will probably not terminate your parental rights.
You can contact DCF immediately to investigate these things and make sure they are really happening. If so, DCF MAY act or you may have to...
You can both sign a marital settlement agreement here in Florida, have her sign an answer and waiver and then file for divorce in Florida.