If you have custody orders, then she has no right to unilaterally change them, and then refuse visits. Take her back to court, and if it is truly...

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I think the rule is that the Judgment had to be “submitted to the court” prior to death for it to stand as a divorce rather than merely widowed.

If I were forced to make the decision, I would consider the nature of his offense and the age to which it was directed? If you feel that he is...

Immediately - probably on an ex parte basis; their step-father has no legal authority over them. You are their father, and unless there’s a...

Read the sub-topics listed on the form under Assets: A) Deposit Accounts (of which a retirement plan is NOT) B) Stocks, Bonds, Other… “that I...

I am not familiar with labor law - although it probably supports your concerns but requires maximum effort to enforce with very little benefit in...

She would need to give him notice of her new address in OK, and takes the risk that he will file either for Dissolution of Marriage and an ex parte...

Why would you ask whether you have custody of - or even custody orders for - your child? You would certainly know if you actually had...

You and your spouse discuss your various issues (custody, support, and property division), find areas to agree, and attempt compromise on those...

If your GM had no will, then your dad would have inherited by what is call “intestate succession” and unless he commingled funds and obligations...