I want to file for full custody of my son.

Ms. Whitbeck is right. And I will add that the DA is slow, but once they get to your case, they will be able to obtain an order for all of the...

I purchased 2 properties before we wed. I owed a small amount on them at that time is she entitled to either one?

Your homes will likely remain your separate property, depending upon what happened at and after marriage. As Ms. Whitbeck mentioned, the...

Can a parent take safe care of a 5.5 yr old child working nights and sleeping days? Does stability matters? Traumatic changes?

It's unlikely much will change from what the parents did themselves. If mom truly abandoned the child for a lengthy period of time, the court will...

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What can my boyfriend do if the mother of his 7 year old son won't let him see his son. Neither parent has full custody.

I agree with my colleagues, but let me add that waiting two years after a parent has taken a child out of state without permission of either the...

Is this a valid reason to deny infant visitation to dad?

No. The father has a constitutional right to see his child, and the court will give him every opportunity to see his child. Furthermore, if you...

If you are a legal resident of Nevada (having established a residence here for at least the last 6 weeks) then you can file for divorce here. But...

What happens if the father of my child does not show up for or custody hearing ?

Ms. Whitbeck is spot on. His failure to appear on his own motion will hurt his ability to obtain what he wants, but it won't necessarily hand you...

The answer is No. You can't get an order preventing the child's father from trying to be in the child's life, no matter how inconvenient it may be...

How do can I change a judge or speed up the court?

The prior answers are right. But know too that if there is a pressing reason to speed things up, you can file an ex-parte application for an order...

How do I file anything against a respondents significant other for continuous interference?

You file against your co-parent. Gather your evidence and visit with an attorney. Most of the judges will hold the co-parent responsible for the...