Should I wait to file a motion when my son turns 18 as he is going to move in with me.
Once your son turns 18, you do not need to file a motion about where he lives. He will be a legal adult and may live wherever he wishes, whether...
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Once your son turns 18, you do not need to file a motion about where he lives. He will be a legal adult and may live wherever he wishes, whether...
As Mr. Littman points out, once your son turns 18, he is an adult and can live where he wishes. If he then moves in with you, you will need to...
Courts will not hand the primary care of a child over to an absent parent just because the parent actually taking care of the child is living with...
The fact that someone has an emotional disorder does not automatically preclude that person from having extended time or overnights with his...
As of this moment, you have not been convicted of a crime. You gave the court a plea of guilty. The judge accepted your plea, but, and this is...
No, applying for TANF will not hurt you in a custody case, as long as your application is truthful. Consider going to Your County Department of...
If you are not a party to the case, then there is nothing you can do. The other parent coul bring a contempt proceeding against her, and you would...
Another way to get your daughter's input, and some other information, in front of the judge is to ask the court to appoint a Child and Family...
The situation, as you present it, is confusing. A Sworn Financial Statement is not a court order; it is his claim about how much he pays for...
It appears, from your post, that there have never been any court orders entered concerning parental responsibilities (what used to be called...