Why would a non custodial parent have to go to a juvenile court when the other parent has full custody?

You should take a copy of the notice and any other letters you have received and find a local attorney to discuss it with.

If something happens to my unwed daughter, can I get custody of my grandson?

In Indiana, the biological parent is presumed to have the ability to care for the child. If you believe they are unable, you should file for a...

I would recommend discussing this with your ex-spouse. I would find it difficult to believe that having a child baptized would be cause for a...

If a judge is due to retire will he tie up all outstanding cases before doing so?

I don't know that there is a rule that all outstanding cases must be finalized, judges transfer cases all the time for multiple reasons. If you...

Can I take my son out of state for the day to celebrate the holidays with family even though I have full temporary custody ?

You have to look at the order providing you custody and determine whether this is your holiday. If this is your holiday, you should let the other...

Do Me and my wife need separate Powers of attorney.

A power of attorney is generally provided in an estate package and is not typically just a form that grants powers. If you don't have an estate...

Mother died in IN, no will, insolvent. Notified SS, credit & bank accounts, insurance and retirement. How do we resolve this?

Many of us practice estate law, you should contact one of us in Indianapolis and speak in person on this. You are asking too many questions and...

My son is 24 and i didnt get to know him until then. How can I get my name on his birth certificate.

How do you know you are the father? You can call the Indiana Department of Health and they can guide you through the process.

You should hire an attorney to represent you in this matter. It sounds like you are probably beyond talking and working things out.

My mother passed away and her boyfriend got everything I am the oldest son am I entitled to anything. There was no will.

I agree with the other attorneys. Generally, you should open an estate and if there is no will, everything will pass according to Indiana law.