What happens to a joint custody court agreement when one parent moves out of state?
If a parent moves out of state with a joint custody order in place, it does not nullify the order. However, it would result in a change of the...
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If a parent moves out of state with a joint custody order in place, it does not nullify the order. However, it would result in a change of the...
You and your girlfriend are the baby's parents, so you have the ultimate parental rights as to the child, including choosing a name. It does not...
I agree with my colleague and would also add that you may want to consider pursuing a protective order against her, since (based on the facts you...
Was the final divorce decree signed by the judge and filed with the clerk of court? If not, there may still be time to "stop" the divorce. ...
Pursuant to NRS 128.105, abandonment of a child is grounds for termination of his or her parental rights. "Abandonment" in this scenario is when a...
I agree with my colleague that there is a lot of information that is not disclosed. Was your mom on the title to the truck? Was an affidavit of...
First, let me say that I'm sorry for your loss. Unfortunately, these situations are never easy. There is a lot of information that I would need...
If you are the designated beneficiary of the retirement account, a QDRO should not be necessary, since you would be entitled to the entire...
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The paramount concern in any child custody case is the best interest of the child. Most (if not all) judges will require that the child have their...
It is possible that he is simply trying to avoid paying child support. If you have joint custody, and he earns more money than you do, he will be...