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In my divorce papers it says I have to stay in my current county or surrounding counties and the place I'm thinking about moving isn't any of them? Just wanting to know all the rules and procedures and if that's even allowed?
answered on Feb 7, 2017
Without looking at your divorce decree, usually divorce decrees say that the child or children cannot leave the residence restriction. That means that you can leave but the child or children would need to stay in the designated area. If you want to take the child or children with you, you would... View More 
my friend is 15 his grandmother bought him a laptop and phone for a gift. he put a picture of someone he likes now his mom is trying to take it away can she do that to him? also does he own the property now that it was given to him?
answered on Feb 7, 2017
One of the rights as a parent is to manage the property of your child up to a certain amount. That being said the answer is yes the parent can take the laptop away from him. He does own it but the parent can manage what he owns.
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