Can CPS grant physical custody of my two children to my mother without substantial evidence of being unfit?

Yes. Apparently you are referring to a youth court proceeding where there were/are allegations that you either neglected or abused the...

Do I have “squatter’s rights” on 5 acers family working and considered owned although another party holds title & pays taxes?

There is no such thing as "squatters rights". What you may be referring to is whether you may claim title through adverse possession. That issue...

Do I have to let my daughter's father claim her on his tax return without a court order?

Without a court order, you do not have to allow him to claim the child as a dependent on his income tax returns. However, there may be additional...

My husband and I were separated but not legally for less than a year? What are my rights now that he has died?

Assuming no divorce proceedings had begun and that you have not waived in writing your rights to inherit through your husband, you will probably...

1. Contact and schedule an appointment with an experienced Probate attorney. 2. Take to the attorney a copy of the Will which you have. 3....

Possible to get a modification on court ordered child support obligations while owing/currently paying on back child support?

Contact an attorney and schedule an appointment to fully discuss this matter. He may be entitled to a modification of support. However, he needs...

Is this allowed?

Because you are represented by an attorney, no real substantive advice can be given you. However, I would suggest you talk to your attorney and...

Because you already have an attorney, it would be unethical for an attorney (any attorney) to respond in any substantive manner to your question. ...

Your post states that you have an attorney. Therefore, you must direct this question to your attorney. Any substantive response would be an...

Can I get the mother of my 6 month old son who has not help support or ask to see him

Hire a private attorney and petition the Chancery Court to (1) establish paternity (in other words, get the court to enter an order that you are...