What can I do if the father of my kids have been leaving them alone at night and they are 10, 9 and 8 year olds?

While I agree that leaving a 10-year-old in charge of 9- and 8-year-olds sounds questionable, the real issue is whether they are in danger? When...

Do I need to have my ex husband file a quit claim only or do both a quit claim & have me to refinance to remove him from title

They are separate things. If you refinanced it so that the promissory note is only in your name, then all you need to do is have him sign the quit...

The answer depends upon what the divorce or custody decree says, as well as how the medical forms are filled out. If you sign as the guarantor,...

Can I move out without my parents consent even though I am 17 not 18?

It sounds like your parents are better than many, especially the ones who do abuse or neglect to teach their kids good life skills. I could get...

How do I respond??

If you have an order for custody or guardianship from the court, police should honor it. If yours is an informal guardianship with the boy's...

What do I do next? I do not have a lawyer nor can I afford one.

I'll let Ms. Whitbeck say for sure, but I would call Washoe Legal Services ( (775) 329-2727) or Nevada Legal Services ( (775) 284-3491) for help. ...

Is it legal can I leave ?

If the agreement signed by him completely spells out the intent to relocate to California with the children, then that should keep you out of...

Can my car be taken if a judgment is filed against me when the car is registered in my wife’s name and then or my name

Ms. Whitbeck is right. They can take your stepson's car as it is collateral for the loan. But they cannot go after your money or your property...

Divorce when spouse is in another state?

If you've lived in Nevada for at least six weeks with the intent to remain her indefinitely, then you can file here. The more important question is...

What is a reasonable visitation for a little girl who is almost 5 and doesn’t know her father and now he wants visitation ?

Ms. Whitbeck is right. Courts usually order a gradual increase in visitation when there has been a long period without contact. This often starts...