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I have a question - My ex is going to court an has now retained and attorney
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Answered on December 05, 2013
This is on here three times so far. Get an attorney since she has one.
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I have a question - My ex is going to court an has now retained and attorney
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Answered on December 05, 2013
Repeat question-get an attorney
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I have a question - My ex is going to court an has now retained and attorney
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Answered on December 05, 2013
Without an attorney, since she has one, yes. Get one.
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My son and his estranged wife have given custody of their 1 yr old daughter to the wife's parents. Do I have grandparent's right
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Answered on December 05, 2013
If the child gets adopted by the other grandparents that doesn't help you. You'll no longer be a grandparent legally. Speak with another attorney....
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I have full custody of my two nieces and nephew since 2001. Five years ago we had hard times so we moved in with my mom for them
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Answered on December 05, 2013
The notarized statement is worthless. To show you have custody, you need a custody order signed by the judge.
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CPS took my newborn, not complying with GAL or the courts concerns to get baby home quickly. Can i file misconduct? Own motion?
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Answered on December 05, 2013
Get an attorney and if you can't afford, ask the court to appoint one for you. Don't do it on your own and not sure there is a claim for misconduct...
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My ex whom i have a child with isnt sticking to the parenting plan sometimes.
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Answered on December 05, 2013
Take someone with you to verify you were there. Leave a note. Text her while you're outside and if it continues, get an attorney and file a contempt.
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My name is Molly and i need help/advice on how to go about have friends of the family take custody of me.
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Answered on December 05, 2013
You're probably too young to emancipate. You can stay where you are until your parents say you can't since you're not 18. Drawing something up the...
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My soon to be ex is making ridiculous demands regarding our divorce and contact with the children, is there any validity to them
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Answered on December 05, 2013
Somewhat asked and answered already. Previous answer, ". Ohio has a specific statute to allow you to ask the court to award you attorney fees to...
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Can I request my (soon-to-be) ex-husband to pay my legal fees beyond what is necessary for a divorce? He filed in Ohio.
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Answered on December 05, 2013
Ohio has a specific statute to allow you to ask the court to award you attorney fees to level the playing field so to speak. Get an attorney.
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