Can I stop my in-laws from seeing my child?
The only way that you can exert legal force over your wife in child rearing decisions is to file for divorce or separation, and to seek custody of...
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The only way that you can exert legal force over your wife in child rearing decisions is to file for divorce or separation, and to seek custody of...
No. Whether a parent pays child support is totally unrelated to their right to their right to see their child. If there is a court order for...
The general rule is that upon a divorce, each spouse is entitled to 50% of whatever assets were acquired by either spouse during the course of the...
It depends on what kind of documents are requested. The law allows a party involved in litigation to request that the other party provide any...
You may not need to pay off your lamented father's debts. A deceased person's debts are generally the responsibility of their estate, not of their...
No, a parent doesn't have legal custody just by virtue of a child having lived with them. In the absence of a court order to the contrary, by...
You would need a petition for custody. You will also need to file a least two Confidential Information Forms (CIFs) and a Notice of filing CIFs....
Generally a judge cannot meet with a party, much less issue an order, unless all parties to the case are present. However, there are certain...
You don't appear to have asked a question here, so it's hard to give an answer. It's not clear whether you have a judgment of child custody and...
What a person "can" do might mean several different things, depending on the context. What a person is physically able to do is different from what...