I would like to file for grandparents rights. My grandson lives an hour away in a different county. What county should i file in

I can only speak to California law so I would suggest speaking to an attorney where you live, but in California, grandparents do not have any...

I agree with the previous answer. Montana is the appropriate venue for this information. If your mother lived in California, you could open a...

What happens is a restraining order has been violated 2x in California?

What type of restraining order is it? Is it a criminal protective order or a restraining order issued in Family law? There is never any indication...

If my sister puts in her will to leave my three nieces with a friend in another state, do I have any legal ways to prevent this?

Regardless of what the will says, it is always up to the Probate court. If you file for a guardianship of the person before the children are...

Does the non custodial parent's current family come into play with child support to his son not living with him?

I can only address this issue as to California law as all states can have different statutes, rules, etc. As far as the non-custodial parent's...

Temporary custody and parents agree

I agree with the other poster that you should apply for not only a general guardianship, but also a temporary as well. It is much easier to have a...

The court is the overviewer in the Probating of an Estate. At the end, the executor will be required to account for what has occured during his or...

I can not inquire into whether your attorney is charging you the correct amount, but if Oklahoma is anything like California, then a probate case...

When applying for guardianship is the fathers name nessecary if he is not known or on the birth certificate?

The standard answer would be no. If you don't know who it is and no one is willing to give you any information to whom it may be then your hands...

Where do I file a will for probate?

You are presented with a few issues in regard to probating your father's estate. You need to contact your local probate department and determine...