Can i request my 17yr old be removed permanently from my home

Is Children's Services involved? I would suggest getting Children's Services involved to begin a dependency action to get him placed in residential...

Unfortunately a revocable trust does not protect from Medicaid. It sounds like you may need to consult with an attorney on options you have within...

My ex will not communicate in any way other than text. Is there any legal recourse that can be taken to fix this behavior?

I would suggest filing a motion with the Court to address these very serious issues. The Court may send you to mediation which could potentially...

Father won't give permission to apply for promotion out of state

You will want to have an attorney review the agreement to see if there are any restrictions that allow the other party to object to taking a job...

I need to know if 2016 is considered a even number or a odd number in a custody case, if a child is suppose to go with the oppos

2016 is considered even. You'll want to double check your order regarding New Years. Usually the Court order clarifies whether you use the New...

My wife and I are heading for divorce, should I leave the apartment?

There is nothing "stopping" you from leaving the apartment because it sounds like you plan to still support your wife and be involved with your...

What do I need to do for custody of my child?

As an unwed mother you have statutory custody of the child until the Court makes another order. Its typically the father that pursues custody or...

Can I still move out of state?

Since there is no Court order, the Notice of Intent to Relocate provision of ORC 3109.051 (G) does not apply because there is no Court Order or...

Can Medicaid take a home that is part of a Revocable Living Trust in Ohio

If the home is in the Medicaid recipient's name when he/she passes, the State of Ohio can recover against his/her home.

What can I do about a separated partner who is drinking before breast feeding our 1 month old daughter?

By your question, I am assuming you are not married to your former partner. If that is the case, you need hire a lawyer and file for custody...