Do you need to go to court and modify custody agreement if custodial parent dies?
Parental rights are not inherited and grandparents don't have the same rights as parents. You need to speak with an attorney about the...
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Parental rights are not inherited and grandparents don't have the same rights as parents. You need to speak with an attorney about the...
What you describe is legal and does not violate your rights. You have no privacy interest in preventing your daughter's mother from telling the...
No, a judge would not be obligated to honor that agreement. ........................ ......................
It is not clear that the debt collectors could actually collect anything from you through a lawsuit, but the only way to stop them from pursuing a...
Yes, if the other family members won't abide by your wishes to be left alone, you can seek a protective order. It sounds like you have justification.
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He can try to withdraw his agreement to the separation agreement if it hasn't been adopted by the court. However, the judge doesn't care who you or...
Service by publication is time consuming and, in any event, is unlikely to be granted in a case where you know where the respondent lives. As...
Yes, the court system in the mother's state has continuing jurisdiction over you and the child even though you have moved to a different state.
Details matter. You don't indicate what type of sex offense or what type of supervision your child's father is under, but almost all parents are...
You agreed to let her pay for the phone for her daughter over time and she hasn't made some of the payments. That is not theft and it is not a...