Danville, IN
General practice Lawyer at Danville, IN
Practice Areas: General Practice, Family ... +4 more
File to modify custody. The court can give consideration of the 14 y/o wishes for custody changes. The court can also order a custody evaluation....
File a paternity action and determine the issues of custody, parenting time, and child support.
My advice is to get along. Otherwise, see if you can record your conversation with her and her threats against you. The police can review this...
Clerical errors can be corrected. My advice would be to get an attorney to review the petition.
It is difficult to answer from the information you provide. Hopefully, your free lawyer is aware of your rights in a marital dissolution;...
You do not have to be married to adopt. So, bottom line, there is no time period.
It depends on whether the 'settlement' accrued prior to filing for divorce. Her attorney can review the specifics with the particular 'settlement.'
Everything takes time and money. Especially a contested adoption. Talk with your attorney.
You got married to someone who was not in the household? I think I would get a divorce. Work with your local benefits office to work out the...
You need to file a Paternity action and name the incarcerated person as father/mother. There are of course other requirements, so get in touch...
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