How likely is it that me and my husband give 50/50 of his daughter?

Only his lawyer can answer this question. It depends on the ability to cooperate, where each party lives, how old the child is, what the current...

How do I get my name on my children's birth certificates?

It depends on what the divorce decree says. This is complicated. Bring the papers to a family law lawyer. It looks like you will first need a...

Does my sons father have rights?

Your best option would be an adoption. You cannot have an adoption until you are married. Your son's father has not yet established his rights,...

Do I have to sign temp guardianship paperwork for my ex husbands girlfriend who will be staying with my son while my ex relocate

You do not have to do anything. Talk to a lawyer.

Can there be a Change in child support terms when ex is in rehab?

He has a lawyer. He should follow the lawyer's advice. He could file a Petition to Modify Parenting Time if he wanted to. But his lawyer would...

What can I do if the mother of my children won’t let me see them?

If you owe back child support because you cannot afford to pay it, you need to modify child support to stop the arrearage from building. If you...

When a father and mother agree on parental termination rights of the father and the judge agrees can it be invalid?

If the judge is from the county in which you live, anything is possible in my experience. Take your papers to a lawyer who practices in that...

It depends on the lawyer. I have a Master's degree in social work as well, so I look at things differently. Also, I am a mediator and guardian ad...

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My Husband received a large settlement during our marriage he still have some left. Now that we are divorcing am I entitled to

If it is a settlement for worker's compensation or personal injury, it is common for a spouse to be awarded 25-33% of the settlement.

I was subpoenaed to go to court in a case the state picked up against my boyfriend. Can i go and refuse to answer their question

Yes, you do. The state does not have to have a cooperating witness in order to file charges.