Changing custody
-Yes, you can take your ex to court -The court has a best-interest-of the-child standard, which does not necessarily equate to the custodial...
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-Yes, you can take your ex to court -The court has a best-interest-of the-child standard, which does not necessarily equate to the custodial...
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Talk to a Family Law attorney about getting a modification to require exchange at a safe place. There are facilities for this. Also, exchanges...
Read the decree. If the decree states that you provide the insurance, then do so. If the decree states that you reimburse her, then do that....
From your question I see that it's possible that you are pro se (without an attorney) and want to hire an attorney to handle just a hearing for...
Don't let yourself get browbeaten by a bully making false accusations. The court will see right through it in the end. It's not the court's "first...
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Unless you need a court to exercise jurisdiction, there might not be a need to 'transfer the decree.' If you need to file a modification, that...
You can attempt to contract that away between yourselves but if something terrible happens you could still end up defending a lawsuit. There are...
Check the decree. If you don't understand the decree, take it to an attorney to read for you. Typically, the NCP is free to move and restrictions...