Appeal evidentary hearing what is my next step
Speak with competent local counsel -- appeals for the reasons you've stated are very fact sensitive and legally sophisticated. You would not want...
Minneapolis, MN
Family Lawyer at Minneapolis, MN
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Speak with competent local counsel -- appeals for the reasons you've stated are very fact sensitive and legally sophisticated. You would not want...
Appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court, which retains discretion over which cases to hear (meaning you're not guaranteed to get a hearing). You will...
Hard to improve upon Mr. Fox's response...but assuming the appellate period has lapsed, his right to file any action would likely be foreclosed.
Assuming your case is venued in Georgia, contact the following three resources: 1) State Bar of Georgia 2) GeorgiaLegalAid.org 3) Atlanta...
Barring any reason for the parents to not contact each other (see: mom has an OFP/no contact order against your husband), and, assuming MN has...
Send a letter via certified mail to your attorney 1) terminating representation, 2) demanding your case file within three (3) business days, and,...
Your question presents two distinct issues: 1) enforcing/modifying parenting time, and, 2) a legal name change for a minor child. As Ms....
Determining the state where the child lives is the first step. If the child has been adopted and you were not informed/consented to the adoption,...
The short answer is, "you will likely need to modify your parenting time schedule." The long answer is a bit more complicated, with a few...
Much will depend on which state issued the order, and, which state now retains jurisdiction. As each state has distinct family law rules,...