What happens to the runaway child themselves once they turn 18?
Once a child turns 18, the child is generally an adult. If you have concerns about your friend's safety, you should try and reach out to a social...
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Once a child turns 18, the child is generally an adult. If you have concerns about your friend's safety, you should try and reach out to a social...
If he is using the courts for an improper purpose, you may be able to sue for abuse of process. You could also see about another injunction...
There are too many issues to be able to address this online: it depends on the terms of the settlement, how it was treated in Canada, and it may...
You are probably right; there is no child yet, so there should be no reason to compel you to stay in a certain state.
You may be able to sue for "intentional infliction of emotional distress." I have changed the practice area to personal injury so you can get more...
The court order would control; what you read is the tie breaker rule.
No, there will probably need to be at least one court appearance, either for custody or guardianship, even if DFS weren't involved. You need to...
An easy solution might be to ask your mom to file for custody. Then, you can testify and explain your situation to the court.
You should check with DCS. If there is no custody agreement, then it should not be a problem, but it might depend upon the terms of the agreement.
It shouldn't be true; child custody and child support are supposed to be considered separately. You should ask for child support (remember, it's...