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You can always modify a custody order if you can show a substantial change of circumstances that impacts the best interests of the child has...
You can certainly try. TPR isn't really a DIY proceeding because it's such a serious step - the judges take it incredibly seriously and even a...
You need to use NC forms. I'm fairly certain that whatever you're looking at isn't correct. Check with your local courthouse to see if they can...
The state in which the child has lived for at least the last six consecutive months.
Not unless you've agreed to it in writing somewhere. Child support ends after graduation since he's already 18.
You cannot make that choice until you turn 18. Talk to your parents about where you want to live and why and see if you can all address the...
It's certainly possible. It depends upon the circumstances at the time of the entry of the last order versus now. If you can show a substantial...
A custody order must be signed by a judge. Custody is sometimes handled in a separation agreement, which does not require a judge's signature to...
Yes, you'll just need to have a brief hearing before the clerk and prove that the child has been abandoned. If that is proven, you can proceed...
You have the right to request production of certain documents, issue interrogatories and/or issue requests for admission. All are governed by the...
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