What legal action can I take?
Typically, the only time a court will terminate the parental rights is when doing so is in connection with an adoption (such as if you married and...
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Typically, the only time a court will terminate the parental rights is when doing so is in connection with an adoption (such as if you married and...
Yours is a "crystal ball" type of question, because nobody can see the future and tell you whether there is any change that she would ever be able...
You need to file a motion to set aside the guardianship order based upon fraud, or in the alternative to terminate the guardianship on the grounds...
You refer to the mother of your son as your "ex-wife." When you divorced, the decree should have included orders regarding custody and visitation,...
I believe I responded to you previously, stating that there weren't any questions about "points of appeal" posted here, but that if you would post...
A Notice of Appeal would have had to be filed within 30 days of the final decree. In addition, Ark. Code Ann. Sec. 9-9-216(b) states: "Subject...
A motion would need to be filed in the Court that issued the child support order. The Court, however, is not obligated to terminate support even...
Most courts are not going to terminate someone's parental rights unless it is in connection with an adoption, or a depency-neglect case. Judging...
First, you need to file a motion to reduce your child support. Under the law of most states, you cannot retroactively reduce your child support...
You can file a motion to have the subpoena quashed, but we would need more information to give you any advice on how to draft the motion and the...