Will I get into trouble if I keep child until court date?
You are required to comply with court orders until they are modified/changed. Yes, you will get into trouble.
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You are required to comply with court orders until they are modified/changed. Yes, you will get into trouble.
You are legal guardians. You are not the child's parents. You do not have legal or physical custody. You are only legal guardians for your...
Depends on the type of clinic you want to open, what type of medical professionals you are referring to and what type of treatment you plan to...
I have no idea what "pornographic language" is, but CPS told you that exposing a child to it is considered child abuse, so I'm not clear on what...
The cost of child care can be a child support "add-on" and factored into the calculation. Child care costs are usually shared 50/50. Whoever pays...
"formal stipulation" - What is that? Do you mean stipulation and order; i.e. a stipulation that was signed by the judge and therefore made a...
Your claim has long since been barred by the applicable statute of limitations.
You already have a judgment. He has violated the terms of that judgment by not paying a debt he assumed as part of your judgment. It's not clear...
Possibly. To prove malpractice, you must produce evidence of a causal relationship between a breach in the standard of care (i.e. professional...
An order for support can be retroactive only to the date the motion was filed.