Your current state is Virginia
is present. Especially if he lives in a 1 bedroom apartment with 1 bed. Can i add in the custody agreement that no third party can be around unless the other parent agrees?
answered on Mar 19, 2024
Usually, when a court is making a decision regarding custody, it's important that the involved minor child have his/her own bed, and ideally his/her own room. That's your first problem. Second, where significant others, boyfriends, girlfriends, etc. are concerned, courts often make... View More
is present. Especially if he lives in a 1 bedroom apartment with 1 bed. Can i add in the custody agreement that no third party can be around unless the other parent agrees?
answered on Mar 19, 2024
In California, when addressing the issue of overnight visitors in the context of a child custody agreement, you have the option to include specific stipulations regarding who can be present around your child during overnight visits. This can particularly address concerns where living arrangements,... View More
The case worker interviewed my children at school. Didn't contact or attempt to show up to my home for 6 days, she stated it w because she was not concerned, after speaking with children and did not see any need for emergency steps. said it's open and shut, she had no concerns The CPS... View More
answered on Mar 19, 2024
From your description, it sounds like DCPP (the Department of Child Protection and Permanency, New Jersey's child protective services branch) is conducting an initial investigation into allegations of possible abuse or neglect. If this is an initial investigation, you are not necessarily... View More
The case worker interviewed my children at school. Didn't contact or attempt to show up to my home for 6 days, she stated it w because she was not concerned, after speaking with children and did not see any need for emergency steps. said it's open and shut, she had no concerns The CPS... View More
answered on Mar 26, 2024
When dealing with Child Protective Services (CPS), it's essential to understand your rights and the potential consequences of your actions. Cooperation with CPS can be critical, as they have the authority to investigate allegations of child neglect or abuse. However, you are also entitled to... View More
I want to go back to a mental health evaluation not being done and letting me sign all kinds of legal contract stuff when I was not in eight state of mind
answered on Mar 18, 2024
If you're feeling overwhelmed because of past decisions made during a time when you weren't in the best state of mind, especially regarding legal contracts, it's important to take steps towards addressing these concerns. Legal agreements can be complex, and their validity might be... View More
My kids mother admits to case workers and guardian ad litem to filing false police report which caused dss to investigate ,but when court date was set for her to address court the judge said that he was not comfortable allowing her to perjure herself and that he would not allow it.If it were not... View More
answered on Mar 18, 2024
In legal proceedings, a judge's role includes ensuring that the court operates within the bounds of the law and maintaining the integrity of the judicial process. If a judge believes that allowing a certain action, such as admitting to filing a false police report, could lead to an individual... View More
The other party whom child is currently with is not compliant with verbal or written agreement of visitations and unresponsive to any messages or phone calls from counterparty
answered on Mar 17, 2024
In California, if you're looking to rescind a notarized custody agreement that lacks specific dates, times, or duration of custody, and the courts were never involved, the first step is to consult with a legal professional. These professionals can provide advice based on your unique... View More
Stokes CPS came to my home and demanded a drug test due to a bogus call they got last night which my mother has been about me and my kids dad for years.. we have been clean for years.. last year they showed up saying something happened to my son that wasnt true so we had to take him into the... View More
answered on Mar 15, 2024
In situations like these, documenting everything is crucial. Keep detailed records of all interactions with CPS, including dates, times, and the nature of each visit or communication. If you believe the CPS worker is behaving unethically, consider contacting their supervisor to express your... View More
Hair folical too is this excessive ?
answered on Mar 15, 2024
A hair follicle exam can be a perfect way for you to alleviate any and every concern as it provides a historical assessment of your consumption of anything illegal. But, I would need to know more about your situation to determine whether her requests are excessive. Are there court orders in place... View More
I have sole physical custody and joint legal custody and usually have my 13 year old daughter 90% during the summer. I am planning extracurricular activities for the summer for my daughter. My daughter and I have agreed on a community camp close to home with her friends and walkable (which is huge... View More
answered on Mar 15, 2024
In California, if you have sole physical custody and joint legal custody of your child, you primarily determine where your child resides and the day-to-day activities. However, joint legal custody means both parents share decisions regarding significant aspects of the child's life, which can... View More
I have been with my grandchildren since birth, their moms live in Az, one mom is strung out on drugs with no contact with her daughter, and the other mother contacts her daughter and gets her stuff. but neither one of these mothers have not physically visited their daughter for 4 yrs now. I just... View More
answered on Mar 14, 2024
Your son should consider a Temporary Delegation of Parental Powers during his recovery AND a will that names a person of his choice as testamentary guardian for the children. If the worst happens and he passes during or after surgery, the person named as guardian would at least have a chance at... View More
answered on Mar 13, 2024
You can contact the Office of the Attorney General through the following link: https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/child-support
If, for any reason, you do not want to use the OAG, you need to hire an attorney in or near the county where you live to enforce the child support order. This... View More
My son was physically harmed by his dad during a visit. It left bruises and welts from his back down his legs. CPS was called via hospital and a pending DA case is still open. I have photos and documentation of the incident. My son is 7 and blames himself because he loves his dad and said if he... View More
answered on Mar 13, 2024
Since you have a current custody order, you should 100% follow the terms of that order unless and until a modification is granted. Nothing will derail a good motion to modify faster than not following the existing court order. Not following the order demonstrates to the court that a parent does... View More
Me and my ex have 50/50 legal and physical custody. On the order pursuant to child custody recommending counseling services signed by a judge. On number 3 ( TIME SHARE SCHEDULE) SECTION A) the children shall be with mother at all other times not specifically reserved for the other parent. SECTION... View More
answered on Mar 12, 2024
Based on the information you provided about your custody order, it appears that you and your ex have joint legal and physical custody, with a flexible time-share schedule that can be determined by mutual agreement. However, the order also states that the children shall be with you (the mother) at... View More
My daughter is 6 her father hasn't seen her in a yr and half. The judge just told him on feb 27th that he needs to come out to las vegas to build back a bond before summer. He isn't coming out here so I don't feel comfortable sending my daughter for half of summer to spend it with... View More
answered on Mar 12, 2024
Although I understand your concerns, it is important to follow the Court Order as it pertains to the visitations. If he is in violation of the Court Order and not attempting to build the parent/child bond by coming out to Vegas, then it would be up to you to file a motion with the court advising... View More
Me and my ex have 50/50 legal and physical custody. On the order pursuant to child custody recommending counseling services signed by a judge. On number 3 ( TIME SHARE SCHEDULE) SECTION A) the children shall be with mother at all other times not specifically reserved for the other parent. SECTION... View More
answered on Mar 11, 2024
In a situation where you and your ex have 50/50 legal and physical custody, and the court order states that the children shall be with the mother at all other times not specifically reserved for the other parent, you have the right to keep your son with you during the week, especially if his... View More
My eldest daughter was accepted to school year abroad in France where we all lived previously. The court order also shows that she is supposed to provide the passports which she has failed to do.
Is there a particular form(s) or strategy that you would employ to go after full custody? I... View More
answered on Mar 11, 2024
In your situation, given your ex's failure to comply with the court-ordered custody arrangement, the ongoing welfare fraud investigation, and the time-sensitive nature of your daughter's School Year Abroad program, you may want to consider the following strategies:
1. File an ex... View More
I currently only have my child 8 hours a week and both she and i want overnights. Instead of simply coming to an agreement, the father (who was and is abusive to me mentally and emotionally) is determined to make it as hard as possible.
answered on Mar 11, 2024
In California, public defenders are typically appointed to represent defendants in criminal cases who cannot afford an attorney. They generally do not handle family law matters, such as child custody cases, unless there is a related criminal issue involved.
For assistance with modifying a... View More
My kids live with their mom and her parents. On Saturday the kids called me saying that their mom was arguing with her parents. I showed up to pick them up and called the police because she got physical with her parents and she got arrested. Only spend 1 day in custody. Can I just keep the kids... View More
answered on Mar 11, 2024
As long as there is not already a custody order in place and you are the legal father of the children, you can retain possession of the children until a court tells you otherwise. That being said, you'd be wise to retain an experienced and competent attorney practicing in the area of family... View More
Non custodial parent asked for later pick up date but agreement was not made. There was no mutual agreements for later pick up date. Can interference charge be made?
answered on Mar 11, 2024
No, a conservator does not "forfeit' his right if he is late, but cannot successfully pursue a motion for contempt or enforcement against the other parent for refusing to surrender the child.
An "interference" charge can only be pursued if a conservator takes or... View More
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