Can my daughter's father come take her while a custody case is still in progress before the hearing?

He can try to, though if you have filed a case, there are automatic orders in place. One of which is "(1) Neither party shall permanently remove...

What form do I file if my ex refuses to sign off on passports so that we can go on vacation with our entire family for 5 days?

Without reviewing all of your papers, it is impossible to give you specific advice. That said, a Motion to Compel, a Motion to Modify, or a Motion...

How to handle a debt collector if the original account was not authorized by myself to be opened?

Ask for validation of the debt from Midland. They should be able to provide some sort of documentation to show your name on a T-Mobile bill. If...

Would he still be able to file Chapter 7?

I agree with my colleagues, but their advice misses the mark somewhat. A fraudulent transfer (i.e., a gift to a family member), may be avoided...

How can I make sure probate court understands the severity of the situation in regards to a child custody case with no attorney?

I suspect you were told you were not eligible for an appointed attorney. You do have the right to hire an attorney and have the attorney represent...

Attorney Balter is quite correct, you cannot simply give up parental rights. That said, it may be possible for her biological family to adopt her...

I own a house but moved out as I got a job that was a long distance away and signed a lease on apartment near my job

The homestead exemption only applies if you reside in your house. If you are living in your apartment, you cannot use the homestead exemption to...

When I turn 18, are my parents required to allow me to handle my perception medications regularly?

I agree with Attorney Baltar's answer, but I wanted to elaborate a bit on how a person may be found to be incompetent under Connecticut law. Any...

Can I leave the state before the hearing date without repercussion?

No. As you are currently Connecticut residents, the Court has jurisdiction over you and your child. Moving out of state without attending Court is...

Power of Attorney

The statutory form power of attorney is codified at Conn. Gen. Stat. Sec. 1-42. Whether this is appropriate for your situation, however, I have no...