Can someone get power of attorney over me when I do not want them to have it?
No. You have to grant it to him. If there is a question of your competency, he could try a guardianship through probate court but it's not that...
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No. You have to grant it to him. If there is a question of your competency, he could try a guardianship through probate court but it's not that...
Not really understanding your question. With apparently nothing filed, the simple answer is yes, you can move. Talk to a local attorney.
Not much information. You try a more detailed question, call an attorney or click the find a lawyer and search for an attorney in your area.
You can get either. You'd have to file and serve your mother and the mother of the children. I generally like to give more complete answers but you...
Have had similar cases. She's right, by Ohio law, as you're already aware, she has custody. Getting a PI is fine but what you really need to do is...
Given your side of it and assuming it's accurate, not very good. You still should have a an attorney though in a custody case. Best to you, Lee
The short answer, with rare exception, is yes, the spouse can. Knowing that, before what you say and how you say it and speak with your attorney...
You don't say how much your husband makes but I'd say at best, unfortunately for you given the circumstances of moving your dad, it would probably...
You have a couple things going on here to speak with your attorney about. A contempt on the spousal support and you should be able to amend. You...
I'd argue it's marital and should be divided. The back pay though is not easily computed in advance. The SSA will set a start date. SSD is income...