Can I file for custody in one parish if my child lives in another?
You can file in the parish where you are domiciled, but the father's attorney may have it removed to the parish where the child has been residing...
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You can file in the parish where you are domiciled, but the father's attorney may have it removed to the parish where the child has been residing...
You would benefit from a judgment which sets forth precisely what your custody rights are. The father's rights are contingent upon a legal...
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It depends on what you mean by "getting his rights taken away." You can obtain a judgment that severely limits or even prohibits his contact with...
There are steps that must be followed in order to obtain court approval to relocate with the child, so you should schedule a consultation with an...
Questions about step-parent interaction and authority are generally very fact-intensive and often judge-specific. In other words, different judges...
This seems like a very complicated factual scenario, and I'm not 100% what you are asking. You should definitely try to meet personally with a...
You need to hire an attorney to either file to enforce your court-ordered visits, intervene in what you are calling the DHS proceedings, or both....
If he is represented by an attorney and you are not, you are at a severe disadvantage. You should try contacting the Baton Rouge Bar Association...
Yes, if he refuses to voluntarily give you the information, you will need to hire an attorney to determine whether your community property...
Since he has filed for custody, you will need an attorney to help you file a response to what he filed, and to help you prepare the case for the...