What can I do I am poa financial and med over my sister for past two years, she had cancer

Your situation is complicated and you would definitely benefit from a confidential consultation with an attorney via email or in person who can...

Child and father question about giving up parental rights

In Ohio, a single mother is the sole legal custodian of a child unless and until a father claims parentage. This means that the father does not...

Can a biological mother move from Ohio to another state without biological father permission

The other attorney who responded is correct that you must file a notice of intent to relocated with the court. I would add that you also would...

Is it possible to get an attorney in Ohio through legal aid for a KY resident?

Some legal aid agencies will provide assistance to nonresidents who are involved in cases that arise in their area of service. Your post shows...

Do I have a chance to keep my nephew

I highly encourage you to consult with an attorney who can review the specifics of your case and provide you with confidential guidance....

My spouse has full custody of my step-children can I sign for medical treatment for them

Stepparents generally do not have the authority to authorize medical treatment for a stepchild without parental consent. There are, however,...

Pat 2 Recovery of disposed marital assets during proceedings

The other attorney who responded is correct that you should lay this out for an attorney in a consultation so that she or he can address the...

Does a TOD will, that father left to, two siblings, one being named executor include contents of house?

I remember an earlier version of your question. Thanks for posting with some additional detail. It sounds like you have two different questions...

Have full legal custody of my cousins boys Court gave them to me. I had them for two years ..can mom get back

The rights retained by the children's mother depends upon the type of order issued when custody was obtained by the state and granted to you. If...

When a bench warrant is issued for failure to comply with a court order, such as failing to pay child support, the only way to have the warrant...