What can I do if my kids father won't let me bring my kids to my home state?
A notarized letter can communicate your consent for another person to provide care for your children, including getting medical treatment or...
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A notarized letter can communicate your consent for another person to provide care for your children, including getting medical treatment or...
Until there is a temporary parenting plan ordering it, there is no joint decision-making to enforce, so you need to get a temporary parenting plan...
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There is a clause in every WA parenting plan (section 4.1 on mandatory forms from before May 2016, section 5 on mandatory forms after May 2016)...
Whether you work with an attorney or represent yourself, it sounds like you are going to need to get the court's permission for alternate service,...
Adoptions are intended to be permanent. Even if a birth parent alleges fraud or coercion in getting their consent for an adoption, that cannot be...
This type of question is very fact-dependent, and it is difficult to speculate about particular case outcomes in this forum. Mental health issues...
It depends on whether or not the children are actually being exposed, and if so, whether there is actual risk of detriment to the children. If she...
You may need to re-word your question to get a meaningful response, because it is unclear what you are asking. For starters, whose creditors? If...
If there is clear evidence that an infant is in danger in a parent's care, for example if the baby is born with drugs in her system, then the state...
It sounds like you did not sign a Paternity Affidavit, so she would have to file a petition to establish parentage. The court will order DNA...