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How to avoid court and just sign custody
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Answered on February 11, 2020
No, you can't avoid court. You have to go to the court date.
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How to avoid court when wanting to sign custody of 16 to grandparents Ohio
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Answered on February 11, 2020
No, you can't avoid court. You have to be at the court date.
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Do I need the other person in order to file for an annulment?
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Answered on February 11, 2020
Yes, you are married. Legally, your marriage is void and a court can issue the appropriate orders. File a complaint in the domestic relations or...
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Am I concerned married in the state of ohio if the man I thought I married was married to someone else and never got a divorce?
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Answered on February 11, 2020
Yes, you are married. Legally, your marriage is void and a court can issue the appropriate orders. File a complaint in the domestic relations or...
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Does temp custody give me the right to go pick up my child?
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Answered on February 11, 2020
Yes, file for court orders that give your custody of your child, since your ex has violated the court orders. Discuss your specific options with...
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Is it legal for My babymothers mom to notarize any custody papers for her against me ?
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Answered on February 11, 2020
Yes, it is legal for her to notarize the custody papers against you. Discuss your specific concerns with your attorney.
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What can I do?
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Answered on February 11, 2020
Yes, you may have some options if there was a willful failure to disclose. You may have other options. Consult with your attorney.
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Can I hyphenate my daughters name without fathers permission?
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Answered on February 11, 2020
File for a name change in probate court and ask the court to decide.
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Ive been seperated 11 years we have a 14 year old daughtwr that currently lives with him..she to come back with me
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Answered on February 11, 2020
The best way to do this is to file for divorce and get custody. Not to just try to take her out of state.
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My fourteen-year-old daughter wants to come back and live with me. I'm married to her brother. We've been separated 11 years.
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Answered on February 11, 2020
The best way to do this is to file for divorce and get custody. Not to just try to take her out of state.
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