Who decides exchange location when judge didn't and parents can't agree?

I only skimmed the plan, but it looks like unless you are traveling by air, bus, etc. the exchange takes place at the residence of the parent who...

Is their a way he can give his rights up?

He cannot give up his rights (or responsibilities) unless you have someone wanting to step in and adopt your children (a "second parent adoption")...

What can I do about my son, in a joint custody relationship, living with a household of illegal aliens?

I agree with Mr. Bodzin that this situation you describe, on it's own, would not necessarily help you in a custody case. There are several...

When filing a motion to modify custody, is it better to keep my answers short and simply or do I explain in detail the situation

You have to allege enough facts to support a basis for the change in custody, or the other party can move to dismiss your motion. You also don't...

Custodial parent alienating me from child and leaving parenting time decisions up to her - what do I say?

You need to consult with an attorney about this. You can file a motion to enforce the parenting plan to get those phone calls. If the alienation...

You have the right to provide emergency medical care for your child. If she has an ear infection that is not treated, you can take her to the ER...

Typically, holidays or special events take priority over the regular schedule - but every parenting plan is unique. You should take your Judgment...

What steps does my mom need to get us back?

Your mother needs an attorney. These cases are so fact specific that it is impossible to say over the Internet what she should do, but there might...

Can I, as the noncustodial parent, take my child out of the state if our parenting plan has no restrictions on travel?

You should carefully review your judgment for any provisions that might restrict you from doing so - if there are truly none, then there is no...

Can my soon to be ex husband prevent me from living with my boyfriend if I get full custody?

Your soon to be ex cannot, but sometimes a Court will. That is very unusual for a Court to order unless the new significant other is a potential...