Would a lawyer be able to help with overnight visitation of my 14 yr old son?

Yes, a family law attorney should be able to assist you with this type of matter. You should contact a family law attorney in your local area and...

What rights do i have as a father or do I have any rights before the baby is born

As the other attorneys have already stated, there really isn't anything you can do until the child is born, at which point you may have to file a...

Can my wife take the car- Virginia

This gets a little complicated because there is a difference between legal ownership (title to property) and having an equitable interest in the...

Can a minor be legally kicked out of the house, and if the parents do, what are the consequences.

The short answer is no. Please contact child protective services and/or the police department to report this incident.

You can only claim your child as a dependent on your tax returns under one of three circumstances: 1. You meet the requirements set forth in...

Grandparents wanting physical custody of grandchild

As the previous attorney stated, you are a person with a legitimate interest to file for custody and visitation under the VA statute. As also...

Would it be possible for me to get custody of my little sister?

I agree with the previous attorney's recommendation for you to call Child Protective Services in the event that you believe that your sister is in...

Im in virginia, my mom is in chicago my mom gave my grandma power of attorny and i want to move out to live with my girlriend

I agree with everything that the previous attorney provided to you in her response. The best initial course would be to try to arrange a sit-down...

I own a condo totally paid off and I am up to date with my child support. If I re-open the custody battle will i loose my house?

Will you loose your house if you pursue custody modification with your ex? In a round-about way, perhaps. Here are some examples: 1. You hire...

The short answer to your question is that a child under the age of 18 (who has not been legally emancipated) cannot "chose" which parent to live...