Divorce and separation Lawyer
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, General Practice
No you cannot and should not move out of state without a new agreement or court order in place allowing you to do so. Unless you want to face a...
While a notarized written document is certainly better than verbal or nothing, a more formal custody agreement or actual court order/consent order...
Consult with a local family law attorney. But basically the plan would be to file a lawsuit for custody. It is a very long, grueling, emotional...
Because you are a minor with a child, the law also says that grandma has a secondary financial liability to support the child. So she does in fact...
An agreement is an agreement. The judge signing off is usually just the extra final part. It was understood by both parties, the court, and the...
YES! Having a DVPO against you when you are in or going into the military can have very negative effects against you! I'm betting she simply...
Please note that simply filing a custody lawsuit doesn't grant you an automatic order. It could be several weeks to months before you get an...
Sounds like a verbal agreement. Yes, she can try to sue you for that (presumably small claim court). But as everyone knows, it's always better to...
The statute of limitations doesn't run from the date of service but rather when the default occurred, or when any subsequent payments were made no...
It depends on where you got it, who drafted it, and if it truly says what it should. If you got the form from the closing attorney, the Lender,...
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