Can I kick my husband out?
You "can," in the sense that nothing physically stops you, but it is a very bad idea. If you do that, then your husband will have the right to file...
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You "can," in the sense that nothing physically stops you, but it is a very bad idea. If you do that, then your husband will have the right to file...
It's not clear from your question just what legal obligations your son's father has. Presumably he has been ordered to pay child support to you for...
It's not clear why the retirement account wasn't divided by a qualified domestic relations order ('QDRO') at the time the divorce judgment was...
Neglecting a child's medical needs certainly could be a basis for a custody change. The question is whether the mother's behavior in this case...
You cannot "ask for a new hearing" just because you don't like the result you got. You may, however, be able to appeal the court's ruling, if you...
When a court has to decide questions of child custody and parenting time, the standard it considers is the best interests of the children. There...
You are confusing two different, but related, concepts in the law, I think. When an Oregon court issues a judgment of child custody and parenting...
A temporary protective order of restraint can be issued ex parte only at the time that a petition is filed. Otherwise, a TPOR (for cases where no...
No law prohibits you from leaving. However, if you do, then your husband will have the right to file for divorce, and to ask the Court to issue an...
You may be able to adopt the child, if your spouse is willing. The biological father would have to be notified and his consent obtained, and he has...