Wanting to terminate biological fathers parental rights?
Prior counsel is correct. However, you can file to terminate father's rights against his wishes, but you will have to prove abandonment basically...
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Prior counsel is correct. However, you can file to terminate father's rights against his wishes, but you will have to prove abandonment basically...
Yes, Since you are 18, you are considered an adult, and can move out if you want. He can't legally stop you.
The boyfriend can only adopt your daughter in 2 situations: 1. biological father agrees to terminate his parental rights and the adoption;...
The history of a partner is hard to quantify without facts. If the acts in question are all old, then they probably won't be given much weight,...
As long as you're a resident of Washington, you file for divorce normally. There are a few changes for international service, but that's about it.
The first answer is No, they cannot. Once you turn 18 you are a legal adult and can do what you want. That being said, they could ask for a...
I would say unless your parenting plan specifically prohibits you from attending, you are free. This is not a "visit" under a normal...
As to the back support, you would need to file a contempt action. You could file in Washington, or you could ask the courts to move your case to...
It is unlikely you would be charged with theft (for example, how long have you had it? what evidence is there that this was a loan?) If your...
Ask for a temporary order restricting financial assets (i.e. can't do anything outside norm without court permission.) As for a parenting plan,...