Your decree might have provisions in it requiring the disclosures. I'd have to check your decree. If not, depending on how long it has been...

Yes, you can get in trouble -- and you just publicly admitted your crimes. I certainly hope that the father learns of your acts and moves to set...

A review of your decree and custody orders is required to be able to answer your questions. Depending on the content of that document, you may have...

Apparently you are involved with boyfriend, and hence may be part of issues concerning his children. As such, yes you can be required -- if you...

You can call the local police to see if they will send an office to "keep the peace".

You say you've started a divorce. You simply need to talk to your attorney about this situation. That person knows your case and is in the best...

First of all, no one can really answer your question without more detail as to exactly what is going on in a legal case, and what the custody...

If he lived in California, then that law would apply and you need to target your question to attorneys there.

Technically, she will have to go to court, if for no other reason than to change the custody orders. Your parents may agree to such a change,...

Your decree should specify the location of exchanges. I'd have to see the decree to really answer your question. If there is nothing specific in...