The father of my children is keeping them from me. Can i leagally just take them?

If you were never married to the father, and if a court has not granted him any parental rights, then you have sole legal custody of the children. ...

Yes, you must file an intent to relocate. Use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local family law attorney who can review all the facts and...

My children 13 and 16 often do not want to go with their father ,do they have to?

The court ordered parenting time must be followed until it is changed by the court - otherwise he could go to court and ask for you to be held in...

If we draw up a quit claim deed, signed & notorized, how long do we have to file it ?

There is no time limit. But an unrecorded deed can become a problem if one of the parties to it dies before it is recorded. Use the Find a Lawyer...

They could sue you. A court would determine if you were liable for slander or libel. If statements you made were true, that would provide some...

I am married and my name only is on the quit claim deed. Is my wife entitled to part ownership?

Your wife has dower rights in the property by law. You cannot sell or mortgage the property without her signature. She can ask for whatever she...

How should special assessment costs be calculated for exterior repairs when your HOA has differing sizes of units?

Some HOAs assess equal assessments even if different costs. Others end up in litigation. If the HOA documents don't specify, then proceed with...

If my work schedule changed last minute and I can't send my daughter, will I get in trouble?

Father could file in court asking the court to hold you in contempt for not following the schedule. You would then explain to the court that you...

Sue a commerical landlord

Unfortunately, without a written lease, landlord can evict a tenant on 30 days prior written notice. Before the practice was purchased, a new...

Yes, you could file a lawsuit over that. But it could be an expensive process. Find out why they objected. Talk to the board members or property...