Can your child bring notes when being interviewed by the court?

No, children are not allowed to bring notes with them to interviews

Can my husband and his parents take my children away when I am not unfit and because they come from a wealthy family ?

Maintaining sobriety will go a long way in a custody matter; however, the answer to your question cannot be fully answered via AVVO. You should...

Does my spouse have to sign for letter for me to continue with default decree?

I do not believe the rules require you to mail the application for default via certified mail; you are free to send it regular mail. If he does...

Can you re-lose custody if it's proven that other parent is drinking again?

If the other parent is abusing alcohol again, this may be grounds for reduction of parenting time and/or legal decision making. If the information...

Can I take my ex to court if she moved from my neighborhood well after our divorce 26 miles away, moving my son with her?

Difficult to say, however the longer your son is in his current school the less likely the judge would order him removed and placed into his old...

How I get a new Judge in family court?

Your only other option is to Notice the current judge. If that is unsuccessful, then you will have to wait until the current judge rotates to a...

Whether your ex husband can house a foreign exchange student is not a joint legal decision making issue and his decision alone to make. Legal...

Custody and support originally determined in 2006 in NY and I moved to AZ with my daughter, we've been here 5 years.

I'd agree that this sounds like a matter to be handled by a New York attorney. However, if the pending petition in New York is dismissed, you...

What can I do if my husband wants a divorce and I'm unable to work. He has all the income. My name on deed but not the loan

I'd agree you would want to seek spousal maintenance. You should know that spousal maintenance is not guaranteed and considers several factors,...

A confident of interest for a judge?

You also have the right to Notice a Judge without cause. However, you only have this right once. The next judge your case is assigned to will be...