There is no typical or standard parenting plan regardless of distance. The court must evaluate the best interest of a child. In your case the...

I have a child that hurt my other child badly..my kids got taken from the home.

You need to consult with an attorney. If you can't afford an attorney you need to request that one be appointed to you.

I have two girls who live with my parents in another state. They were taken away into foster care. What can I do?

You should contact the Children's Division or caseworker in WV (assuming that is the state that placed the children in foster care). If possible...

My son's mother was just released from 120 day shock treatment, after 5, 10 & 7 year drug and burglary charges.

Modifications seeking a change in the residence of a child can be challenging and an uphill battle. With regard to custody a court will always...

Unless there is a risk of abuse or neglect to child you do not have a reason to violate the court ordered parenting plan. Your concern about the...

Is my 15 year old daughter legally able to petition the court to live with me?

If there is currently a Parenting Plan in place then you need to file a Motion to Modify to change any custody arrangements. This is not something...

If a father not listed on a birth certificate but has estabished paternity, what rights does he have?

It is in the father's best interest to follow any existing court orders. There will likely be temporary orders in the juvenile matter that take...

What are my and my fiances rights in a domestic/dfs case?

Any time DFS is involved it is best to have legal counsel. DFS does not represent your best interest. You should consult local counsel or if a case...

Parker's parents never married, dad didn't see him till DNA test was done. How after 19 months can he file for full custody and

The mother needs to consult an attorney to discuss the specifics of this matter and her circumstances. Although the father filed a Petition asking...

Wife pregnant by another man while divorce is pending

It is not discretionary. You are the presumed father until a court declares otherwise. In order for the biological father to be legally designated...