Can my parent take my phone if it is in someone else’s name or if i pay for it?

Yes, if your grandmother has legal custody of you, she can take away any phone in your possession.

Is there a way I can leave my parents residence at 15?

You are under parental authority until you turn 18, so if you leave without consent, you could be brought back by the police. If you are truly...

Will asking child support affect me having sole custody, and If my ex wife signed over full can she now get joint custody?

You should not let her threats about trying to seek joint custody deter you from seeking child support. Hire a good attorney to help you maintain...

Do I have to have an attorney to file contempt of court

You don't have to have an attorney to file for contempt, but most non-attorneys really struggle at trying to prosecute contempt claims on their own.

Will he still be arrested?

You may have inadvertently left out the first part of your question, since what you wrote begins with "so," but there's nothing before the "so." He...

Grandparent didnt bring child for visitation in another but ordered by judge that 15 days child be brought here in this jurisdi?

I'm having trouble figuring out what your question is. If the grandparents were granted custody of your child, and ordered to bring the child to...

How would I be able to move to my home state if I have joint custody ?

You would need to follow the relocation statutes and obtain the other parent's consent or court approval before relocating the child.

No, a marriage ceremony must have two participants and at least one "third-person" officiant. You can't officiate your own wedding ceremony.

Whats my rights as a domiciliary parent?

You can hire an attorney and file to modify your judgment so that you have sole, rather than joint, legal custody, and to restrict the father's...

How can I give up my parental rights in Louisiana?

You really should hire an attorney to review your case with an eye toward possible remedies, but waiving your parental rights is not a legal option...