Surrogacy agreements (which is what you are discussing) have their own special statutes and rules governing them. Before you agree to anything,...

Technically, all three of you should be following the court order. However, children rarely feel obligated to follow any court order when they...

There is currently no law in the State of Missouri that recognizes stepparent rights. If both of your biological parents do not consent, your...

A spouse is generally entitled to 50% of the marital portion of any retirement, pension, IRA, Roth IRA or any other retirement account that is...

It would be easier to file for a modification of the judgment, then attempt to set the judgment aside, if your facts support a modification....

You need to file with the court for a name change. It is a relatively easy matter, though it does require publication of the name change, etc. ...

It is my regular practice to respond to all to all court pleadings. That way the court will have your contact information that you provide with...

You can speak to the law enforcement agency where the grandparents reside and see if they will assist you in getting your child from the...

If you have been served, and you do not go to court when required, then the person filing the lawsuit against you will likely be able to obtain a...

If you have never been to court, then there is no court order that you would violate by moving. However, there are potential criminal issues such...