Can i go?
Not enough information. How did you come to lose your rights? What was the underlying offense?
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Not enough information. How did you come to lose your rights? What was the underlying offense?
There are no ramifications as far as statutory rape. The age of consent in Montana is 16. If the conduct was consensual, no laws were broken.
You have greatly curtailed rights when you are on probation, and prohibiting use of drugs -- even prescription ones, given your past history -- is...
Depends. If you turn 18 while he's still 15 and continue the sexual relationship, you can be charged. However, if you are not 18 when he turns...
Because there has been a foster placement, the state is involved. State agencies typically opt for family placements first. You need to find a...
You don't want to engage that attorney. The attorney is ethically bound to not take your case. If they do, you're setting yourself up for extra...
The general rule is that the state in which the child has resided for six months is the child's home state. Montana has adopted this standard. ...
Your question is unclear. But unless the parties were on the record - court stenographer or voice recording -- there is no record to obtain.
I don't believe the citation to code - 61-8-309 - is correct. That statute speaks to implementing special speed zones. It's unclear exactly what...
No. Until a court determines he is the father, he has no legal right to the child. Call law enforcement, provide the birth certificate, and get...