Alimony is a fact intensive issue. You are in the divorce, collaborative. You need to get with an assertive and experienced family law attorney who...

If you are married to the person who desires to adopt, that person can file to adopt the child, and you might have a battle. Other than that, it...

If there is a modification case pending, you should take your questions to your attorney. You do have one? The simple answer to your question...

The birth certificate has nothing to do with rights to the child. But, as you are talking abuse abuse, including physical abuse, you should take...

If you are finalizing your divorce, you should put this question to your attorney. Arguably, she could be entitled to some portion of the value...

If your divorce decree specifies visitation, then you cannot deny it simply due to his not paying child support. You should get with an...

Odds are that you will need to "break" or terminate the trusts in the divorce action, which requires affirmative action on your part. As to the...

Unless you are emancipated, you cannot do much. You, or your parents on your behalf, need to file a paternity action to establish your...

Do you have any custody orders in place? If so, those orders may address this issue; I'd have to review those orders to answer your question. If...

The answer depends a lot on the facts you can document, and your willingness to fight. Assuming you have both, then yes you MIGHT be able to file...