Your rights as a grandparent are no different than any other third party. If the other person's temporary guardianship is through the court...

My colleague is correct. You cannot go live anywhere without your custodial parent's permission or a court order. But there are ways to get court...

This is really more of an estate planning question. You can name a guardian for the child in your formal Estate Plan. If you pass away, the named...

Can you sue? Yes. Will you get anything? Probably not. There are a number of similar cases reported, and most of them have found that the...

Your insurance company should be paying any damages after "adjusting" the claim (which requires vetting such claims). You admit that you hit her,...

The easiest way for you to do this is to adopt them back . . . which you can even do once they become adults if they agree.

Turn this over to the attorney representing the company, and make sure you have in writing that they are representing you as well without any...

In very general terms, no, you cannot kidnap your existing child to keep the child away from the other parent. If you did not have the toddler,...

It is a bit difficult to answer without knowing more. In general, alimony/spousal support awards are not retroactively modifiable. It is unclear...

It appears that your case is in California and both the child and the other parent also remain in California. As such, your situation involves...