My dad passed away April 4.2015. What evidence can be use to prove parentage?

I am moving this question to the Probate section to help you find a Probate attorney to better assist you.

Mom died March 2013. No will. Her husband is still living. Am I entitled to 1/2 of her retirement accounts? Anything else?

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Is it possible to get a lawyer that i can make payments to in order to file for a divorce in which i should receive money

Yes, contact a local attorney here in central Ohio to discuss your situation and payment options.

Is it legal for a 35 year old to have sex with a 16 year old

Your parents could potentially bring charges for offenses that are not sex-related. Despite the incorrect answers provided by some others here,...

Can my wife legally move out with my children and not allow me to see them?

You need to retain a local attorney as soon as possible. If there is no court order in place awarding you (or her) specific parenting time, then...

Can I get a mediation agreement for child custody if we live in two states?

I recommend having an attorney here in Franklin County prepare an Agreed Judgment Entry or a Joint Shared Parenting Plan to file with the Court in...

You need to contact an attorney here in Franklin County about establishing your parental rights (or modifying them if you already have a parenting...

Can a man get Alimony and Spousal support in a Legal Separation? Woman left and got CPO against the man. Man on Ssi, SSA.

In a Legal Separation action, the man may file a Motion for Temporary Orders along with his Complaint for Legal Separation in order to ask for...

Custody has been the same for the past 12 years and child is 16 1/2 years old. Father wants full custody. Is this possible?

I recommend contacting a local attorney to discuss your case in greater detail. The Court will focus on the best interest of the minor child based...

If both parents agree to a custody change, what steps need to be taken.

You will need to file a Motion to Modify Parental Rights and Responsibilities with the Court along with a Waiver of Service of the Motion. You can...