Hello I have an 8 year old daughter who's mother has just came back into picture she was granted Sunday and Monday night custody. My mother has overall guardianship. My daughter has dance lesson which I pay for out of pocket and has been in dance longer then her mother has been back but now... View More 
answered on Oct 15, 2017
If she is not complying with the Court Order then one option is to file a motion for contempt. She will be responsible for your costs if you are successful. The guardian cannot stop visitation - you will need to ask the Court to modify the Order so your daughter gets to dance class.
I have not had contact with my ex husband in more than 6 months as he refused to get back to me about arranging a date to visit her. I had problems in the past with not having a stable environment for her to live in. According to our parenting plan he was not to move farther away without asking me... View More
answered on Apr 1, 2017
You can file in NH but you should also consult with an attorney licensed in Maine asap.
If we both agree to this, can I take them out of school to go? Can I get in trouble for it? Bad, bad breakup with a violently abusive wife who turned it on me when I told her I was leaving and had me taken away from family for over a year. Finally received 50% custody 3 years ago. Kids Irish dance... View More
answered on Apr 1, 2017
If you both agree then that's fine. You should have your ex confirm that it is OK in writing (text or email) so you have a record of it.
Husband is an independent contractor under contract for Contracting Cable Co A that contracts work from Contracting Cable Co B that contracts work from Major Cable Co C. Contracting Cable Co B is requiring an inspection of independent contractors personally owned work ladders and requiring said... View More
He said he couldn't do this because he would violate a code of ethics. I am her mother and I am ordered to pay him and he won't listen to me? Is that true? New Hampshire
answered on Apr 1, 2017
Although you are the parent and a party to the case, the lawyer's duty is to the child. The child is the one who needs to tell the lawyer what they want to do.
He doesn't make effort to see her. I want full custody and him off the birth certificate. I tried giving him the chance of surrendering his rights. He told me to take him off her birth certificate but won't work with me in the steps.
answered on Apr 1, 2017
You can file a motion to enforce court order. You may also want to consider contacting the child support division at the DHHS to see if they can help.
She lives in nh.he lives in massachusetts.
answered on Apr 1, 2017
Dating is fine but if they are having intercourse, that is illegal.
Back in 2000 I'm was convicted of felony marijuana sales charge. I was sentenced to 2yrs probation and a 12mo suspended. Part of my plea deal was that upon completion of probation the charge would be reduced to misdemeanor possession, which it was. Can I purchase/possess a firearm? Any help... View More
answered on Apr 1, 2017
You need to look into annulment. If you are able to annul the charge, then you should be able to possess a firearm.
I heard that minors are not supposed to be having sex, therefore he can get in trouble for it. Possible jail time?
My 17 year old daughter had a stalking petition filed against her by another student following a boyfriend/ girlfriend break-up disaster. The stalking petition was dismissed in court, but before we were able to get in front of a judge, my daughter violated the restraining order by passing the other... View More
answered on Apr 1, 2017
It depends on the level of the charge. If she was charged with a Class A Misdemeanor, then she could go to jail. This is highly unlikely based on the facts you describe. Your daughter should consult with a criminal defense attorney asap if she hasn't already.
answered on Apr 1, 2017
Probably not, but it depends on the language of the deferred sentence and whether it included violations such as a ticket.
answered on Apr 1, 2017
Potentially. If you violated your bail conditions before the case was resolved, then yes, you could be charged.
answered on Apr 1, 2017
The answer depends on what you've been charged with. Depending on the weight on the alleged drugs, you could be facing a felony charge which carries potential prison time and high fines. At the very least, you potentially face a misdemeanor charge which could result in jail time and a... View More
answered on Jan 19, 2017
Your answer could use a few more facts, but in general a property owner or their designated agent may issue a no trespassing order either verbally or in writing.
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