Is it useful for going to court if after N400 interview, your case remains undecided after 4 months?

FBI takes forever to complete thier investigation -- I wouldn't rush into court especially since the court you would have to file is a federal...

I have a girlfriend that lives in WA, I live in Ks. She is going thru a custody battle. I want her & her son here.What to do?

In Wa. , we have something called the relocation statute. If she wants to move out of state when there is an existing custody order, she must first...

My sister abuses my niece. My niece has lived with us for a year and a half straight, and every 6 mos. for the past 5 years.

It's always best to keep CPS out of the picture. If you already have a lawyer, rely on his/her advice. Third party matters can be very complicated,...

First and foremost, the mother must under Washington law file a relocation action before she can move out of the school district where the child is...

How do I get residential custody of 16 year old in WA state after 3 years of 50/50 custody?

You would need to file a petition to modify the parenting plan based upon a substantial change of circumstances since the last parenting plan was...

What is a designated custodian?

You may always file a Petition to modify the Parenting plan based upon a substantial change of circumstances that has occurred since the Decree of...

Daughter (15) is accepted at a HS in Europe for her freshman year. Her father won't let her go. Does she have any rights?

I respectfully disagree with the former answer. Since you are in the middle of divorce proceeding and you would need a court order to allow her to...

In Wa. State, parties are required to file child support worksheets and financial declarations once court action is initiated. Parents have a...

Can my ex make me change weekends that i have my daughter?

You do not say whether or not there is a signed parenting plan in effect. If there is, that is an order of the court that must be followed. Failure...

Family Law

The previous answer is correct, but don't feel bad -- it's a common misperception. Once the child reaches the "Age of Discretion", a trial court...