I am full physical custody of my son and am on Active Duty. Can mother take him?
Rights of custody can't be assigned by a parent to another party, especially since the mother does have joint legal custody (given the visitation...
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Rights of custody can't be assigned by a parent to another party, especially since the mother does have joint legal custody (given the visitation...
Most likely you can, however, most judges are getting tougher on divorces by publication. Most will want to know what "diligent efforts" you took...
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Why don't you take him to court over the back child support and have this issue addressed then? It's hard to say what a judge will do over...
You have asked these questions over and over. You really should consider professional help.
A will is nothing but pieces of paper until accepted by the Court. I'm not sure what kind of civil case you are referring to, but probate cannot...
Th mother can't give guardianship, only the Court can. If this went through the Court, then his rights had to be addressed. As long as his rights...
With your mother in agreement, this should not be expensive or take very long. Don't risk your mother suddenly changing her mind and putting you in...
You don't have to get his permission, but he does need notice (even if that is by publication) and a Guardian ad Litem will need to be appointed to...
Are you saying you are responsible for one-half of the note? Unless a vehicle is paid off or nearly paid off, they usually have negative equity. ...
Joint legal custody is the norm, so I assume you are referring to joint physical custody. This is rarely something that is ordered, but something...