My grandson live with his mom and stepdad. My son Died. Can I try and get him out of the house
You'd need to file for guardianship, or possible, third-party custody of the child, if you want custody.
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You'd need to file for guardianship, or possible, third-party custody of the child, if you want custody.
Yes, in that situation, it would definitely be possible to get full physical custody. It would be best to file for custody if that is what you want...
You can always try a motion for warrant recall, but it always depends on the judge and your history in terms of whether they'll grant the motion.
Grandparent's rights are very limited. It is best to consult with an attorney to determine if you'd qualify.
Tickets normally take time before they appear online, typically over a week.
It depends on whether there is a current court order. If there is, then the father would be entitled to notice pursuant to the Indiana Parenting...
Yes, they need to file a motion in the court.
It means that they filed to discharge the defendant from probation.
You would need to file a Motion for Rule to Show Cause to have him held in contempt to try to collect the fees.
Unless you are contesting custody or property, the court doesn't need any specific evidence against him to grant the dissolution.