Child custody Lawyer
Practice Areas: Child Custody, Divorce & Separation ... +8 more
You don't *have to have* an attorney, but it may be advisable to have one draft everything for you. If you proceed on your own, you're going to...
It sounds like motions may need to be filed. The best thing to do would be to sit down (and retain) an experienced family law attorney. They can...
There is a lot more information needed and Avvo isn't the best (or correct place) for such specific advice. I'd strongly encourage you to retain an...
It's best to get an experienced attorney--as there is a way, though what is called constructive service through a warning order attorney--to help...
This is really a question for an attorney licensed in Alabama, since any court action, if you're in fact able to file one, would take place where...
I believe Avvo is for US based questions and this ended up in "Canada, KY" as there is no option for a Canadian town/province. I would suggest...
Mr. Halloran is correct. Appeals sometimes work and sometimes they don't. An appellate court isn't going to have a new trial (one option could be,...
I'd strongly encourage you to go ahead and file all the necessary notices and motions. It doesn't sound like you're taking the child with you at...
You really need to retain an experienced family law attorney to assist you. If you now have your son most of the time, then the most recent court...
The income of a spouse/paramour is not included for income of a parent. The court only looks at the incomes of each parent. I would suggest...
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