My husband and got into a domestic violence situation and children were involved ?

Generally first time offenders can look to pre trial intervention as a way to have their case dropped if they successfully complete counseling and...

Can Florida remove a baby born into an open case if a tpr is granted?

Your friend should speak to her court appointed attorney. In Florida you can lose parental rights to future children if your rights are...

Do do I have to say yes to the question of, have I ever been arrested?

You stated that you were arrested so you would answer “yes”. The arrest report would not have been expunged with your case record.

QDROs are very specialized documents. The attorneys drafting need a specialized knowledge of retirement and investment accounts including the...

I want to live with my mom in Arizona but my dad has full custody how do i move out im 17 years old?

Your mother and father would need to challenge the arrangement in court. It sounds like you would benefit from family counseling, you can talk to...

When does a three day notice expired? Month to month?

The three day does not expire, if you pay the amount on the three day notice before the day listed on the notice as the deadline to pay then they...

What happens if after a mediated agreement is filed, one party refuses to sign the divorce decree on the day of final judgement?

Your ex can challenge the marital settlement agreement. She is going to have to explain why she is challenging it. The outcome of her challenge...

How long is take for a simple divorce in Florida?

The answer is, it depends. If it is truly a simplified divorce filing where both parties sign off immediately the process is much quicker than if...

My daughter mother married a guy while she was pregnant with our child how do I go about getting my rights and what state do I ?

If you were not married to your child's mother while she was pregnant you need to file a petition to establish paternity and parental rights. If...

Can DCF take my child away from me?

You need to speak to your court appointed attorney. That attorney is most familiar with your case, including the other parties and details involved.