I wish to take my child out of the state for 3 months. I have sole physical and legal custody of her...

Based on the information provided, you can take your child out of state without issue. Usually, this is an issue that parents run into when there...

Is a custodial parent eligible for child support after the child turns 18 EVEN if that parent DOES NOT "help out" financially?

Child support can be continued to age 21 if the child is principally residing with and dependent on the custodial parent. If the child is in...

How can I get a social security certificate saying that im not eligible to get a social security number??

You probably aren't getting responses because this was classified under social security. This is more of an immigration issue, so I will...

Can my rap sheet be brought up in court without my permission?

Sure he can. It sounds like the father is arguing that your presence is detrimental to the child's well being by virtue of your criminal history. ...

My wife and I are married, and are separting, since she wants to move to NC. I want a divorce and joint custody. what are chance

A complete assessment of your chances at court is not possible in this forum, but for a certainty, she cannot unilaterally decide to move to NC...

The Florida courts might have personal jurisdiction over the Canadian -- the person might have sufficient ties, i.e. owning property, to warrant it...

Discovery documents

It sounds like you are looking for an attorney to help on a limited basis, almost as a consultant. Partial representations are tough in litigation...

Do I have to sign documentation from my mothers attorney to drop my sister from the house deed?

Attorney Lebensbaum is right: don't sign anything. Consult with your own attorney to determine what is going on here.

Possible divorce outcomes. I don't want the house. He does, but can't refi. He's filing for bankruptcy. Am I completely stuck?

As to your question about mediation, any couple, provided they are willing, are candidates for mediation when divorcing. It's typically quicker,...

What happens if you die while in the process of making up a new will that's been drafted (not signed)

The old will is still valid until the new one is properly executed. In my experience, occasionally people will expressly revoke the old will(s)...

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