You cannot do this yourself. Legally, when folks are married, the husband is the child's father -- that is the legal reality even if not the...

Because you "went back and forth" it is not likely you would get a protective or restraining order. Whether or not your ex behaved in a...

The answer really depends on how long the children were left alone, and how the oldest child felt about it. It certainly doesn't sound ideal, but...

There are only 2 ways to get this done. The easy way is to get the consent of the bio father. Then your spouse can file a Petition for Adoption...

The answer may depend on why your initial joint petition was denied and whether or not your spouse will still agree to a joint petition. If your...

There is no way to answer this question without a review of your timeline, your interim orders, and your final orders. Most of the time a Decree...

A regular child support modification hearing is set for only 20 minutes, and you would have been notified of that setting so you could participate...

Once you turn age 18, unless there are court orders that say otherwise (such as if you were under a guardianship), you are free to live wherever...

If your spouse is on parole, then their location is known to their parole officer and you can try that route. Otherwise you have to do a people...

There is no such thing as "writing a letter to the Judge." You have to file the proper court forms, and stick to only the legally relevant...