Timesharing questions
Although flexibility is always encouraged, you do have the right to say no and she will have to make other arrangements for child care.
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Although flexibility is always encouraged, you do have the right to say no and she will have to make other arrangements for child care.
This is going to depend on how "temporary custody" was given. If it was done by court order, you will need to need to review the order and perhaps...
You need to file a motion for continuance and call the judge's judicial assistant to schedule a hearing. If it's the same day as trial, then it...
Based on the facts you have stated, the state of NY has jurisdiction over your children and the custody issues. That is the children's home state....
Generally, a parent with the issues you have detailed will have difficulty arguing it is in the best interests of the child to have custody. Now...
Once a final judgment of dissolution is entered, the only things that can be modified are child support, in some cases alimony or...
You absolutely have rights as a father. Do not delay in getting advice from a family law attorney who can go over all the specific facts of your...
Once you are 18, you are legally considered an adult and are free to do as you please. Whether or not your are still in high school is irrelevant.
You need to enforce the terms of your timesharing/parental responsibility arrangement. Depending on how long they have lived in CT, will determine...
Yes, you can. You have received solid advice on this question.