Columbus, OH
Immigration Lawyer at Columbus, OH
Practice Areas: Immigration, Divorce & Separation ... +2 more
You would have to file this in the proper probate court and get a court order. You may do this by yourself if you do your research and properly...
I would never use the same firm that's handling her divorce as your attorney. There are plenty of ethical problems with that set up. Find your own...
You can move unless there's a court order saying you can't. I'm not sure about the "divorce for a dollar" statement you made. And finally, no, a...
If you refuse to honor the court order, she can file a contempt order in court and seek court costs and attorney's fees as well. If the child does...
Unless he agrees to permanently relinquish his parental rights, you'll have an uphill battle convincing the court to take away his rights. Unless...
In Ohio, a grandparent or a relative of the biological father can sue for visitation of a child. So short answer is, yes, she may file an action...
Please re-post your question. It's confusing and unclear. If your daughter is unmarried, she can give the child her last name. Until paternity is...
If she's moved and has been living in Tennessee for at least 6 months, then Ohio will not have jurisdiction over the child and you will have to...
When she's 18 she's an adult. She can do whatever she wants to do.
You would have to file the paternity action in the state and county where the child resides.
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