Assuming that you remain on good behavior and the Sheriff doesn't kick you out sooner, you'd do 50% of your imposed sentence less any prior...

Your schedule prevents halfway meetings, obviously. If you have a Court order, follow or seek to change it. You should expect each parent to make...

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I won't be taking your case as I am hundreds of miles away; so, hopefully, you won't see me as another shark. I don't see how this is a Probate...

With such an unreasonably brief post, my answer is "It depends" but Mom has the burden of proving that your daughter actually prefers to return to...

I don't know that you know the extent of any confusion of your 5-year old. If I were your Judge I'd want a child therapist to weigh in on the...

I would not do so unless she defrays some of your expenses or provides you with some income.

This is interesting. She has delegated from your X the undivided ownership, use, and enjoyment of the automobile BUT FOR the restraining order. ...

First, I strongly recommend that you address whatever parenting rights the other parent has beyond the birth certificate issue. It strongly...

I'd go even if Dad doesn't go. Defaults do not preclude involvement in custody matters though the Judge is likely to ignore any new paperwork from...

If you believe that the other parent has taken and/or secreted your child so as to wrongfully deprive you of your parenting rights the police were...