It's a common misconception that children can ever decide where they want to live. The only time a child can make that decision is when they turn...

The only way to change child support is to ask the court for a review or modification. It's not retroactive so your arrears will continue to accrue...

Absolutely. There is nothing wrong with bringing the signed document and fees to court for your husband. You should call the court to ask how many...

Whether this will be acceptable will be completely up to the judge and friend of the court. I would strongly suggest that you hire a lawyer to go...

While there may not be a current court order, there will likely be one as soon as you move and Michigan will have jurisdiction as the child's home...

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I agree with counsel on this. First of all, if your ex has a lawyer, you're already playing on an uneven field and you'll likely be taken advantage...

Typically the court will issue a decision within 21 days. However, there's no specific time frame for a referee to release a recommendation. The...

Unfortunately you have no legal right to be there beyond a 30 day notice from your partner. You should look up month to month leases and you'll...

Children can't decide where to go or when until they are 18. You and your ex must follow your court order. If your ex isn't allowing visitation by...

If you move out before you turn 18, your parents have every right to get the law involved. You are a minor, so unless you go through the legal...