My daughter will be 18 in June, does she have to go back to her dads house.
Technically, the age of majority in Alabama is 19, and technically, you are obligated to follow the order until then. BUT, I have never seen anyone...
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Technically, the age of majority in Alabama is 19, and technically, you are obligated to follow the order until then. BUT, I have never seen anyone...
This is a fantastic question because it highlights a common trap for parents in relatives in Child Custody cases to fall into. The trap is that...
This is such a good question and I'm so sorry for what your niece and family are dealing with. You hit on a couple of different things so let's...
Yes, it's possible. Any interested party can file what's called a "dependency" case and seek custody of a child. Dependency cases are very complex,...
You can tell DHR lots of things but you'll be wasting your breath. They are in the executive branch of government, which means that they can...
I'm assuming you're going through the State of Alabama, i.e., DHR, right now. The State has limited resources to attempt to investigate and confirm...
Yes, you can absolutely file a petition seeking Legal and Physical Custody of your children. That doesn't mean the Judge will grant it, but you can...
You're gonna need to search on this site for a Child Custody in or near the area where your child lived at the time the Grandparents got custody or...
Great question because 18 is a very weird age in Alabama law. Technically, all of the “disabilities of nonage” persist until the age of 19....
First, you will ABSOLUTELY need a lawyer to deal with this effectively. Second, at the end of the day it's the Judge's decision in all this, so...