Does a non custodial parent, who doesn't have contact with the child lose their rights if they move 500 miles away?
No, a parent never automatically loses parental rights.
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No, a parent never automatically loses parental rights.
Parole is separate from any punishments because of probation or community corrections violations, so yes, there can be a separate punishment.
There is no state moratorium so a limited federal/CDC one that only applies in very limited circumstances.
Yes, technically the weather doesn’t change court orders. You’d need to request an extension of time.
Yes, if the lease doesn’t allow other people to be present, they may evict.
Yes, unless there is someone other conflict, that in itself would not be considered a conflict.
Assuming the ex is the father of one of the children, yes, DCS may still investigate. Assuming there are no issues in your home and neither of you...
Yes, it would still be considered domestic violence regardless.
You would need to request a continuance. If it isn’t granted, don’t fail to appear. Regardless, most appearances for support are remote right now.
Technically, yes. The parent could also be held in contempt. The child does not have a say in whether to go or say. Once they are teenagers, the...