Can my mom's primary physician deny care because of personal family issues on his behalf?

Of course he can. You walk into a store that has a sign that says "we reserve the right to refuse service to anyone". Do you question that? ...

With shared child custody 50/50, how can I get a judge to side with me to agree with choosing the higher rated school?

Does your judgment say anything about how conflicts are to be resolved? I doubt the court will hear this on an ex parte basis. Reserve a hearing...

My fiancé has drafted a prenup for me to sign. I received a advice from an attorney who had concerns with it.

An attorney reviewed the prenup and "had concerns with it." You don't describe the nature of or severity of those concerns. That's the point of...

Can I file for Emergency Orders for an Order Shortening Time in a Child Custody Case?

"hearing coming up in a few days" - hearing for what? What is the emergency that would support an ex parte application? Your ex parte...

The most you can do is be awarded 100% legal and physical custody with no visitation to the father. If that is your goal, then I would highly...

I divorced 3 years ago, i agreed to my ex wife i pay what was owe after foreclosure to the bank. Can i bankruptcy this Debt

Be careful. The debt, as you say in your question, is in your ex wife's name. Your filing for bankruptcy may not discharge this debt. Consult...

Filling for Joint custody in California

That depends. Is this a new case? Do you have an existing case with a case number? If you two agree, you can do this by stipulation and order. ...

CAN I TAKE A NOTARIZED LETTER TO COURT?

Posting a question more than once will not result in different answers to the same inquiry. As previously stated, a notarized letter is not a...

The grandmother cannot be ordered to pay support (although that may depend on why she was joined as a party). Grandmother's support of NCP...

Medical malpractice / or something

I'm having a hard time figuring out what the problem is here. First, I do not see any facts that would support a claim for medical malpractice;...