Does a notarized agreement to modify visitation for out of state move override existing court order?
You are correct; a notarized agreement does NOT modify a court order. You would need to file a Stipulation and Order to Modify Custody. She does...
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You are correct; a notarized agreement does NOT modify a court order. You would need to file a Stipulation and Order to Modify Custody. She does...
I wouldn't use that and I don't think it will help; you need to show that it's in the child's best interest to be with you rather than their...
To further clarify, you don't "get" a POA - it is given to you by the person over whom you get the power, so your mom no longer has the capacity to...
If your Uncle is the administrator of the estate and the house is to be sold, then yes unless your GM left the house to you.
No - the only court with the power to vacate a Judgment is the court that issued it.
She will not be able to file on her own behalf after 18 so you have to establish an order now while the court still has jurisdiction over her as a...
No - but you could file a Request for Order in your Family Law case for an order to the child's father be ordered to not permit any disparaging...
The are retroactive to the date of the order to share the costs.
I would suggest that father agree to no have someone pick up the child that the child has never met. He is too young to refuse and it would be up...
I've changed the practice area to Probate.