The father of my child has no interest in staying out of trouble could i take all parental rights from him

I agree with Mr. Leroi. You may not be able to terminate the father's rights unless he abandons his daughter and you have a husband who is willing...

Divorce certificate not found, needed for citizenship

It is possible that there never was a divorce. Unfortunately, there is no centralized registry for dissolutions of marriage. Each county in each...

I am potentially being forced into bankruptcy by my ex. Are there any other options?

You need to consult with a bankruptcy attorney.

What can I do to get full custody?

The problem that many people run into is that they try to save money by doing the divorce themselves. Invariably they mess something up or make an...

You show both vehicles on the sworn financial statement and indicate which one you each pay for. The same is true for debt. When you don't know...

Im filing for divorce. If I have my son full time with no help from his father. what do I put for the section on the tax returns

Mr. Rich's answer is right on point. If you are filling out a Petition, Parenting Plan or Separation Agreement, just put down what you want. If...

The father of the baby can sign the birth certificate. Your husband is the presumed father of the child due to the fact that you are married;...

Joint custody changed to Sole Custody w No change in Child support given under Divorcee Degree. What are my rights to back CS?

Mr. Harkess has given you a thoughtful and complete answer. You need to spend some time with a family law attorney to review all of your options. ...

My daughter got into some legal trouble recently and a gaurdian ad litem was assigned to her case she then was killed in a car

Mr. Leroi is correct. Condolences on your daughter's death. The criminal case ends when a party is deceased and thus the Guardian ad Litem's...

If my husband going through voluntary departure soon, can we pass guardian ship of his son to grandparents?

This is a tragic situation. Mr. Leroi is correct in his answer. If you want to do something more permanent you can prepare and file a stipulation...