If I move before I have my unborn to another state is that legal
Yes -- you can move now so long as there is no court order preventing the move. You need to talk to a family law attorney in your new home state...
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Yes -- you can move now so long as there is no court order preventing the move. You need to talk to a family law attorney in your new home state...
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See my prior answer -- none of us can guarantee anything for you. What I can tell you is that you had better be honest in your application(s).
Contact the Department of Labor in Alabama to express your concerns.
None of us can tell you what will or will not be found in your criminal background. You ought to be in the clear based on the steps you claim to...
It depends on the terms and conditions of your probation -- if you do not have a copy of them, ask your probation officer.
Honestly, your attorney is best situated to answer any questions you have about your case!! Good luck.
Yes, you need a family law attorney to fight on your behalf and to protect the children.
It is difficult to understand why this is the case. If GM has orders in place that give her visitation with the kids, talk to a family law...
Call the police and see if they will help you collect the belongings. If they won't, I believe you are out of luck.
I agree with my colleagues!!