What happens if i refuse to give my daughter back to her mother if she has proven her self unfit

If your child is truly at risk in Mother's care, you should contact child protective services. However, it is important that you have objective...

What plan should I follow for child placement when mediation fails?

Mediation negotiations are confidential and non binding. So, unless you signed an agreement during mediation, but Dad refused to sign a proposed...

Is an email considered written 24 hour notice?And after a 24 hr notice how long do they have to come?

It sounds like you reached a mediated agreement in which 1) you agreed to give your landlord access for inspection every two weeks 2) it required...

Can a mediated settlement with a hospital for malpractice take two years for a judge to sign-off on before we see a check?

Anything is possible but that sounds like an extraordinary amount of time. I would encourage you to follow up with your lawyer to make sure you...

I have been awarded a work place settlement; due to improper security procedures. Why is my attorney taking 2/3?

Did you sign a fee agreement? Was that fee agreement for fees on an hourly basis or was it for a percentage contingent on a recovery being...

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My divorce was final 5/2012. I want to revisit what my X husband pays in Child Support.

Maryland, like many states, uses a formula or Child Support Guidelines to calculate child support. The court will usually order child support based...

I’m going out of town & just received my court order for mediation. It’s to late to call the court. Can my lawyer do this ?

Your lawyer can handle all communications for you. If you can't be present for this mediation, she/he should contact the mediator's office and...

A contract does not need to be notarized to be binding. Also, a clerical error in a contract will not invalidate a contract so long as its clear...

Yes. It is extremely common for an executor to also be a beneficiary. However, the executor/ beneficiary may not be one of the required witnesses.

If you are your brother's next of kin and only heir, you will most likely have the responsibility of probating his estate (as the administrator as...