No. Although this type of action is frowned upon, it will not result in dad losing custody. Your having joint legal custody doesn't mean much. ...

Answer is the same -- dad does not have "custody" he only has visitation. Sounds like a temporary order. Unless you are moving forward to fully...

You need to speak with a criminal defense attorney and NOT put anymore details online. You likely have a self-defense claim, but it will depend on...

Dad has already probably "lost custody" if he only has supervised visitation. However, it is impossible to actually answer your question further...

He is able to "share" his rights with his sister, but if this was only a temporary guardianship done outside of the court system it does not affect...

Losing custody over one missed visit is not a likely outcome, particularly considering there is a reason the other parent's visits are supervised. ...

First, under those facts, there should have been some mechanism built in for alimony review/modification such as requiring your ex to file an...

If you move out and take your child (which you have every right to do), can your mother TRY to file for custody? Yes, she could try. But she...

It is unlikely he can take the child immediately, but you certainly can take steps to be more proactive. You need to consult with an attorney and...

You have an attorney you will need to work with on this. The law requires a termination proceeding begin when the case plan hasn't been followed...