What do you do when the guardian at litem does not find in you favor.

I am confused. Have you had a court hearing, yet? Do you know for sure that the GAL found against you? As I am sure your attorney knows, the GAL...

What is the process for shared parenting if one parent doesn't want to share the child? both parents live in the same town.

You should hire an attorney to file a motion asking the court to order the mother to share the information regarding the child as it relates to...

Do I have any rights at all? What can I do?

Hire an attorney and have him/her file for divorce, asking for custody or, at the least, a specific parenting time schedule. Hire a private...

Can anyone make us leave without any legal documents in place if we want to watch the oldest play.

If there is no order prohibiting it, you may do so. If I were you, I would talk to the parents of the 10-yr-old and let them know that you are...

Does a conflict of interest exist on the part of the attorney representing the 1/2 Aunt in the Ohio custody matter?

It very well could be. However, if the mother agrees on behalf of the child to allow the conflict and that agreement is in writing, the attorney...

How could I get him out of there? If he is stable (which he is), would he be able to move in with my mother and I?

He should not allow himself to be put in danger this way. Please tell him to talk with a teacher or school counselor about what is happening in his...

Ive filed for dissolution and my county requires a separation, can he be required to cover me on his health insurance

It would be nice if you could be represented by counsel. It looks as though that might not be possible for you, though. I don't know the whole...

What is the proper procedure?

Changing the locks is one option. Going to court and evicting him is another. Talk to a lawyer in your community and ask him/her with the best...

That will be up to the judge to determine if the 2 of you can't agree. At the very most, it is very possible that you would only have to pay back...

Yes. It depends on the magistrate and/or judge, but it is theoretically possible. It is very likely that the court would give him AT THE MOST...