How hard is it for a father to get custody of his child while he is in the military.

First question: Is there any type of order already in place regarding custody? This could make a difference. . .If the mother and your husband...

What can I expect?

If you have a referral to the FOC for custody/parenting time, then you need to wait for the FOC finish their investigation and recommendation. If...

Can I move in with my grandparents if my mother/step father want to move states?

You have a few options. If you move in with your grandparents, they can petition the court for guardianship. You could also petition the court to...

What legal recourse do I have for being accused of abuse?

If your husband's custody case has a hearing scheduled before the court in the future, then you can be called as a witness by your husband's lawyer...

You have a few options. You can contact Legal Aid and Defender (LADA) at 877.964.4700 - they handle some custody and family law matters. There is...

Do I ask to restore maiden name in answering complaint document?

You can include the name change paragraph in the final judgment of divorce; however, you can also prepare a separate order for name change. This...

Can I file to get my sons fathers rights terminated if he hasn't paid support in almost 2 years and never sees him?

In Michigan there is a "streamlined" process for Step-Parent adoptions. If your new husband agrees to adopt your son and biological father agrees...

My daughter left her son with his father for a three days can he claim abandonment and not give him back

If your daughter has a court order regarding custody and parenting time then that document will control. If she does not have a court order then...

Even if the records are sealed, the fact that there was a case against your stepson should still be in the public record if it was a criminal case....

Married Dec 2009 .......separated Sept 2012

Yes, you do have to file for divorce through the circuit court in the county where you live. The process can often be frustrating for litigants...