Can I start the process/paperwork when I’m 18 then file/send it when I’m 21 for my parents?
That depends on what process/paperwork you are talking about.
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That depends on what process/paperwork you are talking about.
The big decisions to make regarding separation concern custody (if you have minor children), child and spousal support, and division of marital...
It would depend on what the current custody order says regarding visitation. You mention that he doesn't currently have overnight visitation. If...
If the children have resided in Virginia for more than six months, Virginia would be their "home state" for purposes of determining jurisdiction. ...
You state that your husband told me that you "loved in a state that allows this to happen." Without knowing the state, the question can't be...
Is there currently a custody order? What does it say? Have you spoken about this with your father? Although the court's will generally consider...
I'm not certain how a power of attorney could give "access rights" to someone else's child. You should probably review this with an attorney. ...
You've stated your reasons very clearly. The fact that the noncustodial parent has had no recent involvement with the child, etc., gives you a...
While the fact that your name is not on the birth certificate does not Legally remove your status as father of the child, I would suggest that you...
I am doubtful that extradition proceedings would be used against you, although your husband might file an action to return the child under the...