She doesn’t need his permission; she should just file and have him personally served; he can respond or he can ignore but he cannot stop the process.

Your circumstance is unclear:; please clarify when you tested positive, and why would CPS request a test? In other words, what is your prior...

….or just do a google search for “family law attorneys” in your area; you’ll have to provide some retainer but keep trying until you find someone...

Your spouse could request that the court base the support (usually determined as “guideline support” by specialized software program) on your past...

Did he sign a Quit Claim Deed or an Interspousal Transfer Deed? He will have to prove significant community funds contributing to principal - not...

You can’t exactly “deny” it (that’s the judge’s job) but you can not agree to it and object when he asks the court (because maybe he doesn’t have a...

The IRS holds you responsible for your individual earnings and if you have decided to divorce or legally separate, then what you earn after that...

He is really your son - legally and emotionally; think what you’d do to him if you now abandon him because of what his mother did. I suggest...

…adding that although it would seem that having one’s own bedroom would be in “child’s best interest” it also smacks of favoring the parent with...

The official move would be for dad to request sole custody first but that will take too long. Consult with attorney in the state where you live...