Can a thirteen year old move in with a different family member?
No, a minor child is subject to his/her parents' authority. In the absence of any court issued parental responsibilities orders, if the child moves...
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No, a minor child is subject to his/her parents' authority. In the absence of any court issued parental responsibilities orders, if the child moves...
Once you file and serve an Allocation of Parental Responsibilities (Colorado law does not use the word "custody") action, there is an automatic...
You did not ask a question, so there is no way of knowing what information you are seeking, nor did you present enough information to answer a...
The DA is allowed to ask you anything he/she believes is relevant to the case and not privileged. It would be up to the defendant's attorney to...
To add to Mr. Skovron's comments, if you and the other party cannot reach an agreement on the disputed issues after you receive the CFI's report,...
The actual exhibit, and any copies provided to a witness or the judge, should not contain your notes. Your notes amount to argument and are not...
The CFI is not a judge and has no power to make any decisions in your case. The CFI's report will be evidence in your case which the judge will...
Legally, you are still a child and subject to your parents' authority until your 18th birthday, so, no, you cannot move out without your mother's...
If he has a steady job, you can get an Income Assignment in place. That will withhold the current amount of support plus one twenty-fourth of any...
I assume the lawyer wants to make the order a temporary civil protection order, because permanent means just that: permanent. If it is a temporary...