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Consider liquor store purchases on credit card/debit card statements, friends and family members who can attest to his drinking, urine testing that... Read Answer
Yes he has a chance. Under Minnesota law it is easier for a biological parent to get custody than a third party or grand parent. If he were to... Read Answer
You need to speak with an experienced attorney. You may have grounds for a third party custody case under Minn. Stat. 257C. Absent a petition for... Read Answer
The rights parents have are amongst the most cherished and inviolable rights within the law. Only in very compelling circumstances do Minnesota... Read Answer
The rights parents have are amongst the most cherished and inviolable rights within the law. Only in very compelling circumstances do Minnesota... Read Answer
Ultimately under Minnesota law the parenting time awarded to your child's father should serve your child's best interests, which includes the child's... Read Answer
It is not nullified until you let the court know that it is no longer necessary.
There is no adoption reversal. I have no idea what you're talking about re your ex contesting custody. If both of you adopted this child, both of you... Read Answer
It sounds like you have done nothing to regularize your son's residential arrangement. The only valid way of dividing time between 2 parents is with... Read Answer
Go get him if the original order granting you custody is in effect. Sounds like child and family counselling is needed too. The choice of the child... Read Answer
If he marries you or signs a statement of paternity then then your son will have the same rights.
Generally speaking, in Arizona, in a situation as you describe unless and until there are orders entered regarding legal decision making and... Read Answer
You should consult with an experienced estate planning attorney in your area. He or she can help you to prepare your will, and power of attorney... Read Answer
You can argue, but you will lose.
If he is emancipated, yes. That means he is totally self-supporting.
Contact a local attorney who does family member adoptions. Remember you can offer nothing of value to the birth parents in order to get the child.
A designation of guardian is usually found in a will. But you could write it as a separate document.
The county and/or the court can suspend your driver's license, freeze your passport, hold you in contempt, issue you a warrant for your arrest and/or... Read Answer
If you have passports then he cannot stop you without a court order.
You could wait until you are 18 and it would be easier. But to do it now the father only need be notified formally of your petition. If he files no... Read Answer
Is there an order that you have to pay that long? In California, child support only continue to age 19 if the child is a full time high school... Read Answer
Typically in Minnesota the only restrictions on out-of-state vacations are found in the temporary parenting time court order. If you are taking the... Read Answer
Do you need her consent or does the parenting plan simply say each parent gets the requested time? Does the parenting plan say anything about taking... Read Answer
I would have to see the whole order. In any case, it is not a parenting plan, which is what you should have, but someone would have had to file in... Read Answer