What can I do to get my daughters legal documents back?

Demand that she return the documents. If she doesn't comply, you will likely have to file a motion with the court asking that she return the...

What do you need to file for grandrent visitstion (forms?) and where do you get them in fayette county, ky?

Grandparent visitation is a very tricky legal area and it is highly unadvisable for you to attempt to represent yourself. You will likely lose the...

It is difficult to give advice based upon the facts presented. Custody and visitation are two separate legal issues and are not interchangeable. ...

What will happen to my granddaughter when I pass away?

You can specify in your will what your wishes for the children's custody would be. Those wishes would likely be persuasive but it would ultimately...

My daughter is deceased and the last person to see her alive was her ex-boyfriend. I believe he is guilty what can I do?

I would immediately contact a lawyer. A good lawyer will likely advise you to contact local police with your suspicions regarding your daughter's...

How can my girlfriend get a divorce?

Here is some unsolicited relationship advice. Why on earth are you dating a married woman who is a federal inmate? Perhaps Match.com, Tinder,...

Can I move back to Tennessee with my son without his fathers consent? We are not married there isn’t a custody agreement.

It would be very unwise. Kentucky family court rules require that you file written notice with a court and serve the other parent with that notice...

Two years unless it can be proven that the child is seriously endangered in his/her current environment or that the child was placed with a de...

Contact a local lawyer with significant experience in front of the local family court judge and schedule a consultation. Attempting to try...

My children were taken from my home and moved an hour away into a foster home what do I have to do to get them back?

Assuming this is a Dependency, Neglect, and Abuse case, there has to be a Temporary Removal Hearing within 72 business hours of the emergency...