Should I retain legal representation or can I do it myself.
In all likelihood, you will need to retain legal counsel. First, you have a jurisdictional issue (whether a case to obtain return of the children...
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In all likelihood, you will need to retain legal counsel. First, you have a jurisdictional issue (whether a case to obtain return of the children...
CPS is not a court or judicial body. It does not issue court orders (although if they initiated a 'dependency' action in Superior Court, court...
You will need to file a Petition to Dis-establish paternity as you are the "presumed father" since the child was born during the time you were...
There are a number of approaches that may be available to you. One approach might include an anti-harassment order against the aunt/uncle. But...
Your question seems to indicate that you are in British Columbia, not the State of Washington. If that is the case, most of the attorneys on this...
If you have an existing Parenting Plan, and assuming (based on how your question is posed) that it provides for "joint decision-making" with regard...
To remove the husband from the "title" to the property, one would normally have him sign a Quit Claim Deed. BUT, that does not remove him from the...
It is not in your "parenting plan" but in your Order of Child Support. Look to that documents and it should specific. Typically, it might say...
You may want to consult with the staff at the juvenile court in your country. There are resources to assist children in difficult home situations...
The way your question is worded, it appears that you were not married (ex-fiancé). The question then becomes whether the length and nature of your...