Can custodial parent move to a different state?
Yes, but most states require the custodial parent to give notice of intent to relocate. It is either by statute but is usually in the order of the...
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Yes, but most states require the custodial parent to give notice of intent to relocate. It is either by statute but is usually in the order of the...
Not that easy to answer. Maybe but you're going to need to get an attorney but you should do so quickly. There are various factors the court looks...
Depending on wording, it could be a contempt with attorney fees awarded to you. However, if he has made a good faith effort and not willfully...
Whether there a contempt depends on that the order says. It be a modification you are looking at. Talk with an experienced family law attorney in...
You kind of answered the question yourself. Where I'm at judges don't like constant moving back and forth but will generally approve most...
II agree with Mr. Meyler. If there is an order, have the attorney representing the estate get it at least partially lifted.
Have your friend get an employment law attorney. There is more than one issue here.
What you may want to do this time is get an attorney and ask for attorney fees. I would hope the court would award attorney fees on this history....
Short answer is yes. She should be considered an emancipated adult. Curious about the wording you describe though. My guess is it says that about...
You can always ask for attorney fees. May sound odd, but get an experienced divorce and have him/her ask by motion for attorney fees.