Me and my ex has 50/50 custody

You have a couple of options. Most immediately, you can enforce terms of the decree with which she doesn't comply. Alternatively, this instability...

How to remain in sole custody of my 6 week old son?

It is unlikely that you'll "lose" your son, but it's also unlikely that your full custody agreement will be upheld. The court will likely devise a...

My husband left my for another woman he dont want help me with mortage and is in his name i want punishment for infedelity .

I'm sorry to hear about your situation, but he isn't going to be punished for that behavior. If you require financial support, please consult with...

While theoretically it is illegal to lie to the court, chances are slim that her behavior is criminally actionable. Unfortunately, false...

Me and ex has 50/50 custody how can I go back to court and get so custody or have her rights removed

You can consult with a family lawyer to determine whether grounds exist to modify parenting time and/or legal decision-making, but you should...

I had planned to hire an attorney. We did our consultation over email and came up with a payment arrangement. I informed him

I'm really sorry to hear about your situation. Though your agreement may constitute a contract for certain payment terms, it's mostly a formality...

How handle address at divorce

It appears you've asked this question a few times. You must physically appear at all hearings unless you get the court's permission to appear by...

Work vs minor court order parent plan

The court order does not control his employer. He'll need to schedule his parenting time around his work hours or skip work at his peril.

What kind of lawyer do I need, and is it legal malpractice or personal injury?

There's likely no cause of action, at least within the family case. If you think the lawyer wrongfully obtained that info, that could be actionable...

Can I write to a federal judge to request the court over look 180 days statue of limitation for civil suit against City?

Unfortunately, no. The notice of claim is state statute and it has been vigorously upheld by courts even when that means denying potentially...