Go directly to your attorney and get an emergency motion filed asking the court to prevent your soon-to-be-ex from taking the children out of the...

I agree your best bet is to hire an attorney, however you can. In the meantime, go to the Juvenile Clerk of Courts and look through the forms...

NO. That's equivalent to forgery. Please get an attorney right away so that you can get the divorce filed and a stay ("freeze") on his bank...

I agree with Mr. Satariano to a point. You're not helpless here. Go to juvenile court right away and file for custody/visitation. I would advise...

Honestly, you can't. What you CAN do is file your taxes and claim your daughter. The IRS will send you a form asking you to prove that you are...

The children's grandparents would have a better chance of getting visitation ("Companionship") because there is a provision for that in Ohio law. ...

Yes, but I don't understand why you would want to. By the date of your hearing, you must be separated.

If you're unhappy with your attorney, fire him/her. (You can also file a complaint with your local bar association if you feel that the attorney...

You should consult an attorney to see what your options are in Alaska.

Definitely hire an attorney to see what your legal options are in California and Oregon. You don't say where the parents are living now. You may...