I agree with the previous answer....these are things you MUST discuss with your attorney, instead of asking them in a general chat/discussion with...

Is your grandfather of sound mind? If he is, then he is within his rights to give any of his property to ONE person or to divide it up in any way...

I would agree with Mom. The language: "beginning the Friday following the last day of school at 6pm" seems to indicate it would be the first...

The part about him not paying support really doesn't matter much when it comes to decisions of this kind. A ll that matters is that you have Shared...

As far as him being a sex offender, YES, that would affect his visitation rights. It might result in him getting none, or it might result in him...

There is no reason for her to talk to the police. She can politely say that on advice of an attorney, she is not going to answer any questions. ...

You can go down to the Juvenile Court and check to see if anything has been filed, but normally, if someone files a Motion, you will be served with...

As Mr. Jaap said, it depends on what the school requires. There are some Juvenile Courts that accept these custodial POA's and you can file them...

Really, the only way to get this corrected is to file a Motion with the custody court you were in to correct the arrearage, and possibly show them...

If this was a divorce or dissolution in the Domestic Relations Court of Montgomery County, you can find your orders online. If you were in...