Yes, as part of your estate plan you can name anyone you wish as the child's guardian should you pass away. It does not have to be the other...

Much depends on whether or not you are married. If not married, any money you gave was a gift. You cannot "buy" someone's loyalty and paying for...

Rule of thumb is that you only put down as expenses what YOU are actually paying. If you are contributing to household expenses where you do not...

If this person was your fiance only and you did not get married, then this is not a divorce question. The laws are completely different. ...

The law is very clear on this subject -- you cannot relocate the children without the express written consent of the other parent, or a court...

A failure to pay child support when a person has the ability to pay can be charged as a crime, but that is typically a last ditch mechanism of...

This very much depends on your judge and your existing court orders. If your court orders say nothing about phones, this may be something you need...

Your parents home, your parents rules. Yes, they certainly can tell you that the door must remain open.

There's really nothing you can do if you are subpoena'd to be a witness in a court case. If that happens, show up and tell the truth. If this...

If your partner has a temporary protection/restraining order, you cannot go to the home whether or not you are on title/loan. You say you don't...