How can I get my son back from his grandparents, whom he's been staying with for about 5 years?
If your grandparents do not have a court order giving them guardianship or custody of your son, then they should not be able to keep you from...
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If your grandparents do not have a court order giving them guardianship or custody of your son, then they should not be able to keep you from...
You mother would likely have to file a lawsuit known as an unlawful detainer action to have your sister removed from her home. You sister would...
From the information you provided, it sounds like you already have "full custody" and he is awarded visitation. If you are asking whether you can...
Sorry to hear about your delimma. There is nothing in Arkansas law that requires your landlord to make repairs or to maintain your rental unit. ...
If you and your brother were your father's only children and he died leaving no wife, then you and your brother would have owned the houses equally...
Mr. Rafter is correct. If your father passed away without a will, under the laws in Arkansas his property will go to either his surviving spouse...
In order for the property to be back in both of your names, your husband will have to deed his interest to the both of you. In order to get your...
Under Arkansas law, if you and the child's father are married, you both have equal rights to the child until there is a court order in place...
Unless the child is disabled, or there is specific language in the child support order extending child support, child support should stop by...
If the child was born during the marriage, you both have legal custody of him and both have rights to him. To avoid the child going back and forth...