If I were your lawyer, I would advise you to call his bluff. A non-parent is generally not entitled to exercise placement. If he is not available...

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First, you should be careful not to provide legal advice, unless you are a lawyer. Children do not get to 'choose' where they live until they are...

If a different father was present at birth and on the birth certificate, he likely also signed a Voluntary Acknowledgement of Paternity. However,...

I have used recordings, but it will depend on your Judge/Commissioner and the contents of the recording whether it is a good idea and how much they...

You aren't clear, but it sounds like your concern is that he will try to exercise his custody and placement before you have a hearing on your...

You would only get a 'guardianship' if both parents are unfit or unable to care for the child. Since presumably your fiancé is helping you care for...

Until you are 18-years old, you cannot make the decision on where to live. Your mother should file a Motion to Modify Placement. If your parents...

Your child is now an adult and can choose to live where he wants. If your husband wants to evict your son, he could choose to do that (following...

You can choose to live anywhere you want the day you turn 18. Your mother may have to file a Motion to Modify Child Support for the remainder of...

You do not mention that you are married. If you are not and you do not have a court order for custody and placement, you have options. You should...