CPS usually gets involved when there is an arrest and no obvious place for the children to go while the parent is in jail. If you were cited and...

What is the procedure to be legally separated from my husband, still get monetary benefits and other things like pension etc?

Your post raises more questions than can be meaningfully addressed in this forum. You need to schedule an appointment with a local attorney to...

How can I see a judge concerning a child support case without hiring a lawyer?

If you are drawing disability you may qualify for help from MS Center for Legal Services. You can contact their intake hotline at 1-800-498-1804.

How do I start the process of child custody?

You don't really provide enough information to give a meaningful answer. If there has never been a custody order concerning the children, you face...

He needs to talk to a lawyer licensed in Tennessee about the charges pending there. It is highly unlikely that the meth charges are going to be...

Does a absent parent have parental rights to a child if the child birth certificate is already signed by another party?

He could sue to establish paternity and seek custody or visitation with the child. He could be sued to terminate his parental rights and allow...

I have my papers ready for him to sign he refuses to sign.where do I go from here,where do I send them how do serve papers?

If he refuses to sign for an irreconcilable differences divorce, you'll have to sue him for a fault based divorce. Contact a local attorney to...

When a court makes a custody determination, the decision can only be modified by agreement (with court approval) or by proof of a material change...

How can someone take power of attorney over a loved one who is incapacitated and has a husband that isn't right for it?

You don't "take" power of attorney over anyone. Power of Attorney can be given to someone of the ward's choosing. It is the ward that must...

Is it likely that a judge will switch custody during the school year, temporary or permanent?

That will depend on the facts of your case and the law of the state where it will be tried. Assuming you have an attorney, all of your questions...