Can I go back to our orginal court plan for parenting?
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It's a little hard to understand the situation from the way you've described it. (Please see this Guide:...
If you made an agreement, you should follow it. This is particularly true if you codified your agreement into a court order. No attorney can advise...
It depends on what you mean by "relief." If you prevail in a third-party custody case, your main "relief" is that you keep custody of your...
The answer lies within the question itself: "underage" only means anything if it means, to young to legally do something. No, it is not legal for...
Your post got cut off at the end, I think... But the answer is no. District Attorneys' offices, like all government agencies, have sovereign...
You have the right to dispute any claim that your ex-wife has made to the Court; though how to do that depends on the exact nature of her claims...
You would need to file a motion to modify the current parenting plan, with the Court where the judgment is entered. To prevail, you would have to...
If someone makes a false claim about you to a third party and you suffer a material harm as a result, then that can give you a cause of action...
Generally speaking, money that one spouse receives in an inheritance is not presumed to be a marital asset upon the dissolution of the marriage....
A "statute of limitations" is a law which specifies how long one can wait after an incident to take legal action, towards getting a judgment. It...