Can I choose to live with my mom?
Technically, no. At that age, the Court may give more weight to your preference, but the Court does not have to honor that preference.
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Technically, no. At that age, the Court may give more weight to your preference, but the Court does not have to honor that preference.
He could seek guardianship or potentially adoption of the children.
The parent can be held in contempt, and if they moved 100 or more miles from the child, then they'd only be entitled to parenting time where...
You'd have to see if a domestic violence determination was entered. If there was even though the conviction was just a battery, that may be causing...
You may request relative placement, but with you living out-of-state it will be difficult. There is no actual "right" to the custody though, but...
It is possible, but largely depends on the reasons. The mere presence of animals is not enough, but if the home is unkept or the animals have hurt...
It depends on how you were sentenced. If it was after a trial, yes. If it was after a plea, it depends on how your plea was written. It would be...
With the fines, you could file a traffic amnesty petition. You may find a template on indy.gov. For the reinstatement fees, after the fines are...
It'll be as soon as DOC releases him. Typically, releases take 48-72 hours, but he could be released any minute at this point.
If you are afraid she's going to run, you can petition the court for a temporary restraining order to prevent the move.