Second divorce i want to restore my last name to that of my first husband (my childrens name) is that okay
I agree it depends on the judge. However, if your judge does not permit it, you can file a petition for a name change and get it changed a...
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I agree it depends on the judge. However, if your judge does not permit it, you can file a petition for a name change and get it changed a...
Another way to proceed if you have limited funds is to retain an attorney on an "unbundled basis." This means they can help you draft documents,...
Medical decisions would be considered under the purview of his right to for sole decision-making. You may want to speak with an attorney further...
In addition, if Colorado is not the state of jurisdiction based on what the others have said, you need to consult attorneys in California and...
If you were gone temporarily and intended on Colorado to continue being your place of domicile, then Colorado may have jurisdiction. The other...
As stated by the other attorneys, if there is a court order regarding the birth certificates, you do have to comply. If there is not an order, you...
If your ex is unwilling to negotiate, you will need to file a motion to modify parenting time so that it works with your new work schedule. Your...
It would probably be good if your fiancé at least scheduled a consultation with an attorney, to discuss the details of his case. Also, he should...
I agree you may need a lawyer to work through this process. One suggestion, to start, would be trying to get this verbal order in writing. ...
I agree with above. It can be very serious if they are attempting to terminate your rights and you want to fight this. I would recommend at least...