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If he died without a will, then all his property would have to naturally proceed through intestate succession, handled by probate court. It becomes... Read Answer
There is not an active case against her; there is only a complaint. Only if CPS takes her to court is it active. So no, you cannot keep the... Read Answer
ask a local lawyer. unless the order expires when she is 18 i wouldnt do violate the order until it is quashed. i think a lawyer can get her into... Read Answer
It depends of the circumstance and it appears most of them are in place to allow an emancipation.
What you have proposed is possible.
As long as you are not having sex with her you have done nothing illegal. She might get in trouble as a runaway or as a truant if she is not in... Read Answer
You need to file for divorce if you are married or custody if you are not. Your attorney will tell your story to do the best for you and your son.
He needs to sign off his rights in front of a judge in the state where he lives. While the custody case may be in Ohio, I think that you may be able... Read Answer
I have no idea what you think you will do that allows for him to obtain custody of the kids, but if you have been the primary care giver, that is... Read Answer
You probably cannot get a court appointed attorney. If your aunt doesn't have any money, you could petition the court on your own to be named the... Read Answer
Without knowing any other details, no one will have a clue.
You should file to be appointed the Guardian and Conservator for your aunt. It is an involved process and you should be cautious about attempting the... Read Answer
You have to file a Petition for Guardianship with the Court. There are two forms of Guardianship, Person and Estate. Person addresses day to day... Read Answer
They can probably hold him longer than that if the judge thinks it is appropriate. The judge could demand a bond which dad doesn't have to pay. In... Read Answer
Unless you have more than a generalized fear, I think your best bet is to go to court on the 24th. You could also start a custody action.
The remarriage of the the parties causes the previous custody arrangement to become inactive. The custody and parent time for all of the children... Read Answer
Ask your law professor as I am not versed in Nigerian law and it would be an ethical violation for me to try.
Your question admits that the property does not belong to you. Your question does not allege there was a storage charge to be paid. The property is... Read Answer
A desire to keep the items and the stated reason of their existence in your home is simply storing items for her seem rather inconsistent. Even when... Read Answer
Is it yours? Are you using it? Did you tell her you were going to charge her for storage? You can force her to sue you for it, but I generally go... Read Answer