Do I have to contact the biological "father"?
Generally when you do something to affect someone's legal rights, you have to give them notice. However, with that said, figuring out who...
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Generally when you do something to affect someone's legal rights, you have to give them notice. However, with that said, figuring out who...
Scott's right. You do not get to change judges because one party does not like the results. You are best served fighting it out in CO. If...
Yes. You can withdraw a joinder in a family law matter, if final orders have not been entered yet. While there does not appear to be a withdrawal...
Service issues can be pretty technical and often get mired in the details. There are often things that complicate or simplify service issues in...
You might qualify for help from the court under a CHINS Petition (CHild In Need of Services). IF you can show that your basic needs are not being...
It sounds like there is some kind of a mix up in the way you are describing the case and how the other lawyers are interpreting it. The other...
He has to be 18 to decide he does not want to go. There may be other good reasons for the court to modify the current order. But those reasons...
In Washington your child gets to decide where he lives when he turns 18, not before. The court may consider what the child wants but is...
The first answer was pretty accurate. But there are some circumstances under which you might be able to do more than the first lawyer listed. ...
It is important to sit down with an attorney and go over the details of your parenting plan before you take any action. The devil is always in the...