If she is in the custody/supervision of DCS, then DCS would have to consent to allow her to marry in the first place. They won't do that.

Does child have a say in weather or not they go with non custodial parent if they get taken from custodial parent?

There is not really much information provided to answer this question, but in custody determinations, one factor among several, to be considered is...

How can my fiancée adopt my son?

You will want to speak to an attorney in your area that handles adoption cases. One main fact that is missing is whether bio-dad is okay with your...

The best way to start is to contact a local adoption attorney and start the step-parent adoption process. There are some hoops to jump through and...

Child support terminates at age 19 in Indiana, but you can file a petition to find that she is emancipated. See Indiana Code 31-16-6-6. No one had...

Is the custodial parent not obligated by law to report that the dependent has moved out and working fulltime?

Child support terminates at age 19 in Indiana, but you can file a petition to find that she is emancipated. See Indiana Code 31-16-6-6. No one...

Can my fiancée mother evict me when he is listed as one of the deeded owners of the property and where we are due to be married?

If your fiance's father is deceased, he no longer has a life estate in that property and the property would revert back to, as you said, the owners...

Can I stop this divorce to properly file to involve the compensation I deserve ????

You could file a notice with the court that you do not consent to waiving the final hearing or to the settlement you already signed. It doesn't...

How can I get joint custody?

It sounds like the child support office may have filed to establish paternity, custody, and child support. To make sure that you are able to be...

I went to prison in 2016 signed guardianship over to the father just guardianship till I got out. Do I have custody of my 3 kid?

In Indiana, you don't sign guardianship over to a parent. You will need to search for your case at your local clerk's office or on the internet...