The short answer to your question as to whether you can object to interrogatories is yes, however your wife's attorney can seek to have the judge...

This question relies on two erroneous assumptions. First, there is on evidence that I am aware of to suggest that children raised by fathers have...

My exwife is going to Mexico for 3 months & leaving my son & stepdaughter with me. Does she need to give me power of attorney?

I would suggest that her leaving the children with you for three months could positively impact your ability to modify the current arrangement,...

Roommate owes $100, moved out over 30 days ago, left furniture behind. what legal obligation do i have with this stuff?

I would add to the advice of the other attorneys who have correctly answered this question that you should tell get something in writing confirming...

My spouse says he is divorcing me. Meanwhile I have two kids who are entering private school. This is 20K worth of new debt.

This is a matter you should discuss with a lawyer in your area as the laws relating to divorce and child support are different in every state. If...

How can I get my son from my ex-boyfriends Grandparents, while he is in jail, and they have no custody?

You definitely need to speak to an attorney in your area. Unfortunately, there are many facts that you did not set forth in your question, that...

My attorney's office received discovery interrogatories from my spouse's atty on 11/27/12. However, this information was sent

Althought the rules require that discovery responses are due after thirty days, and it is appropriate service to send them to your lawyer, I would...

How does contested adaption work?

In Tennessee where I practice, your husband would file to terminate parental rights and adopt your daughter on the basis that the natural father...

How can I get my boyfriend to sign away his rights to his daughter?

Unfortunately there is not an easy route to terminating this father's parental rights. Although the law does provide various reasons that justify...

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The Court will not likely make a change of custody unless your ex or his new partner are behaving in such a way as to harm the children. If your...