Restraining orders are typically reserved for violence or threats of violence. Harassment in the form of annoying visits aren't generally enough....

The answer is "probably yes" - you can be on the birth certificate and so can the father. The law provides the father with fundamental rights to...

You can put that understanding in the decree pretty much as you've written it here. The only thing you can't do is to actually put a lien on...

The process is fairly simple, though it might take a while to complete. You will file for divorce as usual. Then you should try to find her. Most...

If you have been given the legal right to live there, I doubt any judge would object to your disabling the alarm system and cameras, particularly...

Unless there is a provision in the decree or a restraining order issued telling a parent they may not be near the child, the answer is yes. Both...

At 18, you are considered an adult. You can move out of your home and support yourself if you wish. Your dad can't "force" you to go with him as...

Ms. Whitbeck is right. If he signed the birth certificate, he's the father as far as the court is concerned. So that means he has a right to...

Unless you have a prenuptial agreement stating otherwise, everything purchased during marriage is community property, meaning you have an equal...

You do not usually have to provide a separate room for your daughter provided she is sharing a room with your fiancé's daughter and that there is...