Do I have to resume visits with biological mom?
The court order for supervised visits at your discretion, if that is what it provides for, is still the order, unless to file to modify that. The...
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The court order for supervised visits at your discretion, if that is what it provides for, is still the order, unless to file to modify that. The...
I agree with the attorneys who have already provided answers. Even if the father decides to object or not consent to the adoption, if he has been...
You should consult with a local attorney in the county where you live, which would have jurisdiction. An attorney can best advise you of your...
Your situation with your child seems complicated; and since no other attorneys have answered yet, it may the they also require more factual...
Yes, if there were a change of events and or the GAL became aware of new facts and circumstances that caused the GAL to change their opinion.
Absolutely. Review the Power of Attorney closely for a provision about revoking it. You may do so in writing and if that document was filed in...
Retain legal counsel. If the mother in law is abiding by the rules she is supposed to follow (unless you have reason to believe otherwise) and the...
Look at if the parenting agreement includes a provision about piercings or tattoos. That is a parental decision. some parents think it is cute...
I agree with Attorney Kings's reply to you in this difficult time. You may receive a few suggestions but ultimately the amount of money you'd...
The other answer is correct; go to the court where the order was issued from and obtain a copy or certified copy (it will cost a small fee but you...