Can a father “give up” rights for a certain period of time?
It's possible. The best way to handle that may be for the two of you to submit a joint parenting plan that gives you sole legal decision-making and...
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Appeals Lawyer at Scottsdale, AZ
Practice Areas: Appeals, Divorce & Separation, Child Custody
It's possible. The best way to handle that may be for the two of you to submit a joint parenting plan that gives you sole legal decision-making and...
You usually cannot be reimbursed for overpayments until the child turns 18. Once the child turns 18, the state should return that money to the...
It depends on when those debts were incurred. If he acquired those debts prior to the marriage, they are solely his responsibility. If acquired...
Yes, they may. Arizona law allows individuals who stand in loco parentis (in other words, people whom the child treats as a parent) to file for...
Probably not. You have two obstacles that will make it difficult: 1. You will have to show your daughter is "temporarily or permanently unable...
I agree with the above answer. Anything earned during the marriage is community property. Community property needs to be equitably divided. The...
It is very concerning that he is acting the way he is. Providing the insurance obviously does not make his rights superior to yours. His behavior...
It does not count. Under Rule 41(d), service needs to be to him specifically, and your Affidavit needs to specify that he was the one who signed...
It's possible, but it is not likely based on what you describe. You face several difficulties: (1) the son is already living with Mother, (2) you...
Presuming the two of you have joint legal decision-making (or joint legal custody, as it was called prior to 2012), if you can't reach a decision,...