A court order could include authorization for law enforcement to assist, but a contempt proceeding is the way to start. Talk to an attorney about...

Can I adopt a baby I have legal guardianship of with a felony?

Probably, but it could depend on the nature of the charge. Talk to an attorney who does adoptions.

Can i file lawsuit against a person who is claiming my 15 year old son raped her 14 year old daughter. falsely accusing rape ?

Get counsel, he could be labeled for life if you aren’t careful.

My husband is wanting to adopt my son, his father won't give consent. What are our options if any?

See a lawyer. If you can show when payments were made, you may have enough to show at present in order to obtain an order determining that bio...

What do I do when my 14yr son wants to come stay with me, but his mom is holding him from doing so?

Unless you have met with 2 or 3 attorneys, you can't say your "not able to afford an attorney" and further should consider the fact that if there...

Can my husband terminate his rights to a child who is 8 and hasn’t got to see since she was 1. ? THey have zero contact

If he had wanted to have a relationship with the child he could have or could still seek entry of a court order providing for visitation. He could...

What does a Automatic Temporary Injunction mean and what do I need to do?

Call a lawyer, the “automatic injunction” is typically only applicable to divorce actions, she would only be able to seek a guardianship, or...

The mother moved my husbands child out of state without consent. Is this legal?

Your husband should have sought a Decree of Paternity which would have address custody, visitation and support, including visitation related...

Can they take away more than they gave you?

If the 90 cents per hour is retroactive it may be a violation of law including the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), you should see an attorney over...

I have a question can my dad take custody of my nieces if there mom and the guy she is dating don't have a house fit for kids

A guardianship may be appropriate. See a lawyer.