Do I have any rights as an uncle?
Inherently, no, non-parents have no legal rights. But depending on the specifics of your relationship with your nephew, it may be possible to...
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Inherently, no, non-parents have no legal rights. But depending on the specifics of your relationship with your nephew, it may be possible to...
Interstate enforcements are complicated. In my experience, some states will assist (usually through the local AG office) with an Arizona warrant...
There is no itemized list for what child support covers, but she’s right—extracurriculars typically are considered separately. The reason is...
The birth certificate itself doesn’t really impact any legal rights other than to create a rebuttable presumption of paternity. You can seek to...
It isn’t clear how you established legal decision-making (and, presumably, parenting time) without also establishing child support. If child...
If the first petition was converted and not dismissed, its service still should function as the termination date for the community. Anything...
You can’t serve by publication without court permission. You’re required to give notice to both fathers. If they don’t consent, you’ll have to have...
Once you've dutifully attempted personal service, you can ask the court for permission to serve him by alternative means. This could include...
Unfortunately, there is never any guarantee that you'll be awarded all of your attorney's fees. You are responsible for the remainder pursuant to...
Unfortunately you’re already liable. If you divorced, you’d presumptively be responsible for half of the debt he’s incurred during the marriage....