Is it legal for a step parent to discipline a stepchild?
Doubt that most judges would find yelling at a child is discipline, although it may not be nice or advisable. Might wonder why there are no...
Chicago, IL
Family Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Family, Divorce & Separation ... +2 more
Doubt that most judges would find yelling at a child is discipline, although it may not be nice or advisable. Might wonder why there are no...
No matter what, you end up in court. What will happen depends on wording of judgment or court order you reference. Presume you had an attorney...
If you want to understand, get his permission to speak to speak to his attorney and/or the GAL. These people know the facts and the players and we...
Where you live isn't relevant except as you may need to be present for court appearances. Your facts are otherwise confusing. You don't say...
When attorney withdrew, case was likely set for status on a future date. On that date, court will decide what to do which will in part be based...
Either take him to court or don't, the choice is yours. Absent a court order he will likely to at least continue what he is doing. These things...
Have no idea what an "adjustment of status" is. Whatever it may be, can't see how it would be affected by having a fiancee. Also doubt that your...
Not a question of who filed first. Assume other woman's child is older than yours, and the oldest is usually taken care of first. And if she gets...
Your question kind of assumes that mediation will work and/or that mediation will be cost effective. Neither of those points could be right and...
You are supposed to get whatever was awarded to you in the judgment. An inheritance 10 years later might affect maintenance but probably nothing...