A parent cannot waive child support. It belongs to the child, not the parent. You cannot "relinquish" your rights and stop supporting your child....

Good god man. She can vote for Mr. Orange or Mr. Grandpa, she can die for the country, she can borrow a million dollars, she can declare...

Written orders are entered after an oral or written ruling. The order is correct as to form if it is consistent with the ruling. If there's a...

Get a probate attorney to help you. Your sister has as much right to administer the estate as you do, until you get the court to possibly allow...

Yes. Would you want them to sue you in Connecticut? Washington has jurisdiction over you because you live here.

Title (who's name the property is in) doesn't determine who gets property in a divorce and doesn't determine whether the property is community or...

Contest the will based on what? Because you don't like the will is not a bases. Was your Father incompetent, was the will improperly executed,...

You should sue the attorney who represented you and signed the parenting plan for malpractice or threaten to and have that attorney seek to modify...

it's not clear from your question whether you already have court orders impacting parenting, and which state may have jurisdiction and thus which...

Are you buying your child? No it's not appropriate. You may need maintenance (alimony) and child support is the child's right, not yours to...