My girlfriend and I have two children ages 4 years and 6 months. Can I get full custody?

Custody cases must be determined by a judge. A judge must evaluate the facts and apply what we call "the best interest factors". That means the...

In Ex Parte, do I still have partial custody of the child involved?

"Ex Parte" means "without the parties". That term usually is used when a party gets an order from the judge without having a hearing. Ex Parte...

Do I need an attorney

If you cannot afford to hire an attorney to defend this action, you should at least try to consult with an attorney about this matter. More facts...

In my divorce Is my wife entitled to a share of my real property I owned prior to marriage

Generally speaking, property you owned before you were married is considered "separate property" and is not subject to equitable division during a...

If legal guardianship if an adult mentally handicapped person is changed in August and the past legal guardian uses the wards

More details are needed to answer the question, including what the verbiage of the court order is, what the prior guardian was owed and from when,...

I am 17 and pregnant. Does my mom have any right to my child because I'm not 18?

Generally speaking, your mother doesn't have the legal control over you, or your child. However, practically speaking, if you're living with her...

How hard will it be to convince the judge to approve my move to Texas with my daughter ? Having sole physical joint legal?

You have a lot of the factors in your favor, but the ultimate outcome of your case will depend on your judge, how these facts are presented in...

Is this relevant in court?

In the eyes of the law, there is a difference between "relevant information" and information that is guaranteed to alter the outcome of a case. In...

Long distance visitation when the non custodial parent moves quickly.

Normally the parent moving out of state will file with the court asking for permission to move out of state. If this has already happened, your...

Personal protection order NonDomestic

You can't violate your own PPO by contacting the person. However, if the person contacts you back they could be in violation of the PPO. Michigan...

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