How can my son get his daughter back from his ex’s mother?

He will need to file a lawsuit so he can ask the Court to adjudicate him as the child's father and grant him custody.

What is the next step to getting our custody papers legal?

First one you will need to either file a new lawsuit (if no court action has ever been taken) or file a motion in your case if court action has...

How do I get an order of dismissal?

You can file a motion setting out that you do not wish to pursue the divorce and ask that it be voluntarily dismissed. Note, however, that if your...

Is it Illegal to use legal drugs, in the incorrect way?

Yes, that it why some drugs are available only with a prescription. The possession of the drug for use in accordance with a valid prescription is...

What happens to marital debits from sale of home due to divorce how are they settled?

It certainly isn't uncommon for the Court to have the party who is keeping a car to pay the note for that car, but ultimately the allocation of...

If an unmarried couple of five years end the relationship, can the father legally take custody of the child?

A natural parent has a preference over all others for custody of their child, so long as they are fit. So, if he hasn't already, he should file a...

Can I do something about my ex taking my son to her girlfriends house two nights out of the week every week?

Check your custody order to see if there is a prohibition against overnight visits with a romantic partner when the child is present. As to the...

There is no requirement that you hire an attorney in an adoption case, but you need to be aware that the appellate courts have ruled that adoption...

How do I give temporary custody of my son to a family member?

You can consent to a temporary guardianship, which would be good for up to 90 days. If you need the period to be longer than that, you have to...

Can I find an attorney specializing in reverse a devoice into a separation. Is there anyone knows about that.

A divorce can be annulled, which basically means that for legal purposes it never happened, but both parties would need to be in agreement --...