I am a trustee of my mother's estate and she is under my care. I also moved to Nevada and got guardianship there. However, her

A living trust does not give you the authority to sell anything. That is because the property in the trust still belongs to your mother (it would...

Do I need a lawyer.

If you are an adult, you can bring a case to get visitation. The law states that the natural parent has a presumption that whatever visitation...

You need to go meet with a lawyer, as there are a lot of factors here that you have not considered. You can bring a motion to dissolve the TPO...

If parental rights were taken away, would child support reimburse my husband his payments made after rights were taken?

You will need to call the courts in Montana, beginning in the jurisdiction where the children reside, to determine if there was any court action. ...

I am currently living with my boyfriend. We want to get married and have a child of our own. However, he has 2 kids from...

First, you need to be aware that whatever the children are telling you is highly suspect. It is quite likely they are telling their mother similar...

How do I file for full custody, without having lawyer?

You need to bring a motion to modify custody, which requires proving there has been a material change in circumstances that affects the best...

What would be an appropriate visitation schedule for joint custody?

It is impossible to answer this question without a ton more facts . . . and you asked what would be an appropriate visitation schedule for JOINT...

What exactly is legal permanent guardianship? Can it be easily terminated by parents.

This is a duplicate posting. Please see answer to first post.

There is no such thng as a truly "permanent" guardianship, althogh that is the term often used when the guardianship is no longer temporary. A...

Is there any way I can give my ex-step mother temporary guardianship? (Child is in DCFS care.)

You no longer have the authority to determine your child's placement. However, you can dispute the current placement, and you can ask the court...