What should we do, my son was never married to the mother of his children, she decided to take them to Vegas to be with her bro?

Because the child was born out of wedlock, the mother has custody. Your son should file a lawsuit so he can be adjudicated as the father of the...

Can your spouse get half of your retirement when they have their own and and are still working with a good income?

If the entitled to the retirement was earned and vested during the marriage, then it would be considered marital property and subject to division. ...

Can my wife take my son to another state and keep him from me.

It appears that your son was born of the marriage and nobody has filed anything in Court to establish custody or visitation. In that case, both...

How long of not having contact with your children before it is considered abandonment?

You can file a motion with the Court that appointed the grandparents as guardians to either terminate the guardianship and return the children to...

Filing for divorce is not the same as being granted a divorce, so until the Court enters a decree of divorce you are still married. So, yes, the...

Is it ok for a mother to keep children from their father?

If there is already a court order setting out visitation rights, you can file a motion to have the Court enforce those rights through its contempt...

Can a married falsely accused sex offender have visitations with the spouses children ?

If a Court has already looked at your husband's past and entered an order not allowing your husband to be around your son, that order will not be...

How can a firm who represented someone in divorce represent a different party in custody against the first?

It certainly raises concern. Although your query doesn't have much detail (and it's a good idea not to put too much detail out on to the...

Yes, you can file an answer denying that she has grounds for divorce and then file a counterclaim for separate maintenance. You should speak with...

The attorneys that have already responded are correct, the limitations period is two years from the date of your last payment (that means you can...