When is it too late to drop charges?
You don't have the power to "drop charges" that are filed by prosecutors.
Louisville, KY
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You don't have the power to "drop charges" that are filed by prosecutors.
You need a divorce/custody attorney immediately. Set up some consultations over the phone.
File a paternity or custody case if there are no court orders. If there are court orders that she has violated file for contempt.
Only if mom consents. Also she can revoke consent any time.
Only licensed attorneys or a party can represent themselves in court.
Try legal aid and call the closest city bar association for attorneys that may charge on sliding scale. Also most court houses in KY have a packet...
She can certainly consent, but that consent can be revoked. There is no form, you would just type it up with the date and she should sign in the...
I don't know whether it's "illegal" but it certainly is unethical. File a complaint with corporate and his boss.
Yes, that is correct. Then if you were to divorce you would be responsible for child support. Currently the standard is joint custody with a...
I agree with Ms. Prebeck and want to add that time is of the essence to prevent GPs from attaining "de facto custodian" status.