No one can have any idea unless you have an attorney review the court orders. I’ve NEVER heard of a grandparent being awarded “25% custody” ……...

Yes, it is a “thing.” The court often orders one or both parties to attend coparenting counseling, although I’m assuming that’s what you’re...

I think it would be excellent co-parenting for two adults to put aside their differences and co-exist for the benefit of the child they share....

You need a new attorney. An OSC tells you - you messed up and you better have a good justification for failing (whatever it is you’ve failed to...

If you’re leaving the State, you MUST notify the court and the other parent IF you are a custodial parent (meaning you share physical custody and...

If your agreement pertained only to the MSC, then yes, you would need another agreement that each party bear their own costs for the trial. If...

With DCSS involvement, you can have your case worker do the leg work and investigate whether she’s working, what her income is, etc. She has an...

There isn’t a nexus between the State saying the father-in-law no longer needs to register as a sex offender and the best interests of the child...

The lawyer doesn’t need to sign up to participate and if this mediation is the one provided by the Court, the lawyer won’t be able to “participate”...

Moved this to Child Custody category because that’s where it should be, and should net you better answers. Just as an aside, don’t bother...