How do I stop a mother with bi-polar mental disorder from having custody of my daughter?

The fact that the children's mother has bi-polar disorder, assuming you can actually prove that in court, is not enough, by itself, to prevent her...

Do I have to hand over custody to my mother in-law vs my soon to be x-wife

Mr. Gray is correct: no one can give you advice which means anything without seeing the various court orders at issue here. Another thing is that...

There is no "excuse" for being in contempt of court. That assumes, of course, that the person seeking to have the other held in contempt can prove...

Divorcing after 15 month marriage. Can she get maintenance/support awarded to her?

If your concern was dollars and cents, you probably should have bought the ticket she asked for. If her immigration status is not adjusted, then...

Do I need to fill out a relocation form if I plan to move with my daughter if it's not far enough to affect pick up and drop off

You only need the court's permission to relocate with the child if your move "substantially changes the geographical ties between the child and the...

What is the best way to collect on child support arrears?

To add to the thoughts of my colleagues, if your Ex absconded with your retirement funds, then you should be able to obtain a personal judgment...

I am single mother..never married I live in Colorado..my x-boyfriend doesn't pay support.my baby is 15 months..

Until someone files a court case concerning parental responsibilities (custody), you are free to take your child out of the state. Once such an...

If a bio mom went to court and got emergency sole custody with a no contact order pertaining to the kids and she violates that o

You really need to pull together all the court documents (motions, responses, orders) concerning this matter and sit down with a competent family...

Moving in-state with kids?

Your Ex cannot prevent you from moving. You have a right, under the U.S. Constitution, to move anywhere you like. If, however, the distance you...

What s the correct interpretation of the law?

This is really not a matter of interpreting the law. If the court has already entered an order specifying how you are to share in the children's...