My daughter and her father live in a different county. I want to file for custody and was wondering where do I have to file?

Generally, you file in the county where the child lives, but there are some exceptions to that rule, such as where there are a large number of...

I doubt you could get a prosecutor to agree to theft charges, but you could also try by calling the police and seeing what they say. Contempt...

Me and my husband has been seperated fpr three years I have been trying to send him divorce papers but wont sign them he's in j

Have him served in jail and do your case as a contested, rather than an uncontested, case. Contested cases don't require a spouse's signature. It...

My car is paid off but its under my fathers name. he is about to file for bankruptcy. how can i keep my car?

For bankruptcy purposes, the car belongs to him, and it would be at risk if files bankruptcy with the car in his name. Transferring the car to you...

What if you are not happy with your mediation agreement of time sharing of your 15 month old daughter she is not doing well tran

Was this going on before you signed the mediation agreement? If so, you're stuck with what you signed. Mediation agreements are strong contracts...

I have my divorce papers but afraid to sign it cause he has the kids and if I sign it will I be stuck paying that or will it go.

Then you need to get a lawyer.

Why the family can enter in a courtroom when a pre trial conference is ?

I agree that it's discourteous for a lawyer not to introduce himself prior to meeting a client in court, courtesy isn't the most important factor...

Your child support would stop at age 18. Emancipation doesn't occur because the child goes to college or graduates early. However, if she moves...

I want to dispute the amount of child support that I pay but, I dont have a valid ID.

Why would you need either an ID or a birth certificate to file a petition to modify support?

My ex wife wants to move from Florida to California. Can she take my son with her?

Relocation cases are not easy to win, though it seems the appellate court in the Miami area seems to favor the relocating parent a good bit more...