Can I move out of the state of Iowa with my son if there is no custody agreement in the court system?
If there's no court order stating otherwise, you can move wherever you want with your son.
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If there's no court order stating otherwise, you can move wherever you want with your son.
You'll need to read any court orders or local rules on when you need to file these. Hiring an attorney would be a good idea.
No Her parental rights cannot be reinstated. Once you are 18, however, you can have whatever contact with her that you want.
Hire or apply for an attorney immediately. Theft charges and convictions have lifelong consequences. Don’t take this lightly.
You’ll need permission from both PO’s regardless of whether you’re married or not. Since you’ve both committed crimes during your relationship,...
Call the police immediately and report this incident.
Absolutely. DHS can do what DHS did.
You can explain to the court why you aren’t happy with your attorney and the court will decide if that’s sufficient to remove your attorney and...
She can certainly claim part/all of it. Whether she gets any depends on numerous factors not presented.
Yes. You can move out at 18 regardless of what your parents say.