It would be best if you could also have an attorney to represent you. You can contact Legal Aid to see if you qualify for free services. Otherwise,...

Legally you are a minor, so no, you can not move out. As the other attorney explained, you can go through the emancipation process, but it is not...

Why would you refer to your sibling as anything other than the pronouns they identify as? As for whether you would be penalized, that would be up...

Unless your court order specifically addresses this issue, your ex isn't violating the court order. If you're uncomfortable with this arrangement...

No. There are many partners who threaten to leave if the other does or doesn't do something. Whether or not you listen is up to you. The court does...

No, you can't move out. Even if you did, you're underage and legally can not sign any type of housing contract. Emancipation is not an easy trek....

As long as it's done legally, yes, this is relevant information when evaluating custody.

Yes you can. Once your children turn 18, their health care bills are essentially up to them. The law changed to allow parents to continue providing...

His address is absolutely your business, if that's where he will have visitation with the kids. I would be cautious withholding and violating any...

Your leasing agent can not accept your mother's signature for your lease agreement unless she has Power of Attorney over you. If you failed to sign...