Can someone keep you from dating another person?

A family law judgment will not include terms about who you can date. It could, in theory, include terms about exposing your child to certain...

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What are my rights as the custodial parent regarding the faith I have chosen to raise our son in?

There are two conflicting rules at work here: One is, if you have legal custody of your child, then you have the final say in matters of religious...

Different judges interpret this issue differently. On the one hand, only a child's parents have the right to parenting time; a parent's family...

Speeding ticket, what should I do?

Without meeting with you in private and discussing the details, no one can advise you about what you should do or how to plead. Some lawyers advise...

How likely is it for a judge to switch physical custody of children when it comes to relocation?

Most custody judgments issued by Oregon courts require that each parent give the other a certain amount of advance notice (60 days is typical)...

Whether to make a judicial complaint during a case

Without knowing the exact facts and circumstances of the case - which you should NOT POST ON THE INTERNET - it's impossible to definitively advise...

How long a judge can keep the case opened after the agreement had reached?

Most likely it's not the judge doing this, but the court staff. To close the file, the court clerks must review the proposed judgment, confirm that...

Do i have any legal rihgts?

Many people believe that mothers have all the rights in deciding what happens with their children, and fathers have none. These people are all...

If charges have already been pressed against me, is it illegal to have the complaining part contacted by community mediation ?

Well, first of all, it's important to be clear on this: There is no such thing as "pressing charges" for private citizens. This is a common...

How do I file contempt with the courts if the primary parent denies phone pirvileges to the non custodial parent.

If the child lives in Arizona now (and has for three months or more), then most likely any legal action you take in the case would have to be taken...