Child custody Lawyer
Practice Areas: Child Custody, Divorce & Separation ... +8 more
Until you're 18 you don't get to decide where you reside. If your mom agreed for you to live with your grandmother, that would be a different...
It could be possible. It sounds as if social services is also involved. Talk to the social worker as well as the guardian ad litem. If everyone is...
I concur, you have counsel already. Generally a week delay is ok but since you have an attorney, you need to speak to them about what you need to...
There is a lot going on. It is unclear which court is keeping jurisdiction (sounds like NV since you mention a court date for January). You...
It's not clear what you're asking. If legal paternity has not been established, the father has no legal rights. That said, either person can file...
If you've met residency requirements, you can file in GA. If not, if your spouse meets KY requirements, you can file here. I would suggest just...
I would venture to guess whomever legally owns the property has the ability to say who does or doesn't reside in or have access to the property. ...
If you're unhappy with your current attorney, you can always fire them and retain new counsel. None of us on here can give specific advice. I can...
There are grandparent's rights in KY but they are very hard to get (the standard for getting them is higher than what it takes to put someone in...
Once a person turns 18, family court no longer has jurisdiction over custody and visitation issues.
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