What should my letter contain to protect my parental rights?
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YOU SHOULD NOT BE DRAFTING THIS LETTER - YOU NEED AN ATTORNEY ASAP!!
He cannot voluntarily terminate his rights unless there is someone else to take his place (e.g. a step-parent to adopt the child). He has a duty to...
You definitely need to see an attorney with all of your court paperwork. From the brief facts you have provided in this post, you should be able...
I agree with Attorney Dwyer. You need to secure legal counsel because the circumstances of the TPR and the court order will dictate what the...
See Minnesota Statute 257.541. https://www.revisor.leg.state.mn.us/statutes?id=257.541&year=2015&keyword_type=all&keyword=custody
No. Family court matters are tried before the judge.
Generally at the default hearing, the judge will go through your agreement and make sure it accurately reflects the arrangement you and your...
You need to talk to an attorney. If you cannot afford one, SMRLS can assist you. The website is: http://www.smrls.org/
The answer to this question depends on the specific facts of the case - is this part of the divorce action or is the county/child support agency...
Each attorney has a different method for saving and printing text messages. Your idea to take a screenshot of the texts and then print them is an...
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