Can I file something so my 16 1/2 yr old son can remain w me until court date?

You have a pending court date, for some unspecified hearing. You want to change the current orders pending that hearing. Yet, you say you cannot...

What immediate actions can be taken to protect my daughter from her Mothers reckless actions.

Sounds like you really need to get moving very quickly on this to protect your daughter by way of filing to modify custody. This is not something...

How can I obtain a title to a vehicle that I purchased?

Make a written request to have the title transferred to you, make sure you keep your copy and proof that it was delivered to your father. If he...

In a circumstance where a protective order was denied and a hearing set what can be accomplished in that hearing. Can a change

That all depends on what you asked for in the petition. Without seeing the petition, I cannot help you any further. You need to get with an...

My sons mother has little to no contact with him and does not try to have a relationship. Could this be considered abandonment?

Probably not. But, what are you looking to do? You don't say anything about having custody orders in place. If not, you should get such. Check with...

Family Court versus Morgage Rights South Carolina

And if you sell it, how are you going to explain that to the judge? Do you really want to upset him by selling the house that he granted to your...

This does not concern "libel". I am changing the practice area so that you might get some good answers.

Can I sue my wedding photographer?

This has nothing to do with family law or custody. I am changing the practice area.

Can a grandmother with temporary custody file taxes with children as dependents?

In general, no. But do look at the orders. Check with your attorney, or if you don't have one, get with an experienced local family law attorney to...

Is my spouse entitled to a portion of my retirement? I haven't contributed since before marriage. My employer contributes.

Perhaps. Where I practice, if the employer contributions are strictly their contributions and not tied in any way to you, or your benefit, then no....