Would it be bad or unreasonable to request sole legal custody?
You may request anything you want, the court, however, has no obligation to grant the request. The court is the sole decider of what is in the...
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You may request anything you want, the court, however, has no obligation to grant the request. The court is the sole decider of what is in the...
Only a court order may give you legal custody. You cannot avoid going to court and it is likely the biological Father would have to approve as...
It sounds as if your marital status was not an issue and therefore getting married now would probably not cure the concerns CPS has regarding the...
You may file a motion for contempt and try to get custody, but the court is unlikely to do that on an ex parte basis unless you can prove that the...
You would have to file a third party custody action and have both biological parents agree to enter an order specifying the same. Absent that...
You can either file a motion for revision within 10 days of the order being signed, or a Notice of Appeal to the court of Appeals within 30 days of...
You would need to fill a Third party custody action which is difficult to accomplish. You would need to prove that both parents are unfit -- an...
Child support and parenting have nothing o do with one another. If there is no PP in place and the State department needs a biological parent to...
There is no form. Habeas corpus is a complicated procedure and you should not attempt to utilize the process without an attorney. Your first step...
If you have been served out of state, you must respond to the Summons and Petition within 60 days of service regardless of whether they gave you a...