Is having a written, signed and notarized child custody agreement an acceptable document recognized in court?
What you need is a court order. The document you describe might be useful as evidence but it is not enforceable.
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What you need is a court order. The document you describe might be useful as evidence but it is not enforceable.
You are legally the widow. The divorce case will be dismissed with a Suggestion of Death - the case cannot go forward. If he had a will the...
You are smart to get legal advice on this BEFORE you commit to the military. You could wind up in a custody battle. It would be hard to win, and...
You are correct that you need a lawyer. Probate the estate. If your brother is incompetent, file for guardianship. Otherwise, he can use his...
You have been posting here for many months. You have consistently been advised to hire an attorney, that your questions cannot be addressed on this...
Sit down with a lawyer ASAP. You appear to be worried about the wrong things and not worried about the things that should be concerning you....
Take the decree to a divorce lawyer - use the Find a Lawyer function or the Contact this Lawyer button to get in touch. Your options, if you...
Hire a lawyer and file a modification. In the meantime, document what he is ordered to do and whether he does it. Include date, place, time.
The best thing is probably to make sure your mom had a good divorce lawyer. There should soon be a temporary order excluding him from the home.
Hire a lawyer and probate the estate, even if she didn't have a will. Expect him to assert a common law marriage.