Joint custody.
She can't prohibit your parenting time merely because she doesn't like your current girlfriend. I'm unsure of exactly where your case is at, or...
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She can't prohibit your parenting time merely because she doesn't like your current girlfriend. I'm unsure of exactly where your case is at, or...
You have an absolute right to request a change of judge in your case. The judge cannot really deny the change. However, if the judge has already...
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It would be surprising that the Court would grant attorney's fees based on the facts you have outlined above. The Court usually does this if a...
First, he would have to file a modification of parenting time. In order to do so, he has to show a change in circumstances that would warrant a...
Perhaps, a quicker way is to seek a motion to reinstate the 13 and file a conversion as well to circumvent the waiting. Of course, it may depend...
You should seek help from local counsel, but more than likely, you would benefit from waiting until the divorce is final. The divorce would be...
If you are in a Chapter 13, you should seek an attorney. Dropping the home could increase your plan payment because you may have more disposable...
It is unclear from your question what kind of parenting plan was ordered in your divorce, or whether final order have even been made. That being...
In order to get a judgment, you would first have to be properly served. If you were properly served, then a judgment may have been issued against...
It doesn't sound like there is much relevance to bringing up the other child. If there is no relevance, then you can make an objection in court to...
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