Can I adopt my grandchildren if I have legal guardianship from another state

If the children are under CPS/DCFS (social services) control, then you cannot get a guardianship over them without the approval of the social...

What can I do to prevent an ex girlfriend of my brother to stop coming to our apartment when she's not on the lease paperwork?

Your brother needs to get a protective order against her, if he truly no longer wants her around. Because he was in a dating relationship with...

Husband wants to file a motion in court regarding custody

For a motion to get to a hearing, it must state "adequate cause" on its face and must identify material changes (since the last order was entered)...

How do I get money for damages to my vehicle when the person at fault is lying?

You sue the person driving the vehicle that hit you, as well as the owner of that vehicle, in small claims court. Or, if you have comp and...

I have a question with how child support works in nevada for the sake of the father.

I'm a bit unclear on what "dropped the case" means from 2013. If she is on welfare, she does not have control over her child support case. ...

Can i apply permanent resident in USA even my husband wants to divorce me.

Where is he going to file for divorce? Phil (not likely, as they generally do not recognize divorce)? UAE? USA? Although he is a US citizen, he...

Should I seek a custody order? Father has not seen or spoken to child in 10 years. No support has been paid in about 6yrs.

You are dealing with two different issues: Custody now, and estate planning in the event of a tragedy. If you file for custody, he will most...

CAN he put up cameras without your consent? Yes. Are there possible invasion of privacy concerns? Yes. Can you possibly get a protective order...

You cannot "sue for alimony." Rather, you can file a Complaint for Divorce and have your husband served with those papers. If it turns out you...

If a judge gave me temporary physical custody of my son

There is not enough information here to answer. One would assume that you didn't go to court because you reconciled, and have allowed your "ex" to...