I noticed that this posted from Wichita, KS - however posted in the Oklahoma area. If this is in fact an Oklahoma issue, then yes you can be 'evicted' from your home. However, this is a formal process that has to go through proper channels.

Based on your question there are a lot of moving parts. If there truly is no custody papers, then the father has a legal right to the child. But this is a very touchy subject and would need to be researched fully to make sure there are no legal custody papers. If the maternal grandmother does... View More

Assuming you have an attorney in your divorce case, then you need to consult with them. If you filed Pro Se (on your own behalf without an attorney) then you need to contact an attorney to review your file and case.

I agree with Pete - Seek that trusted adult, and as a 14 year old, that can be your school counselor, which based on your question, I would highly recommend talking to them about the dark thoughts as well.

In a short answer, No and yes. You can no longer get the child back as your children because your rights have been terminated. If the child wants, and if the child's legal parents (your parents it appears) choose to let the child stay with you, that is their right as the parents, however, in... View More

In Oklahoma, only one party has to be in the state for the required amount of time to establish residency for the court to have jurisdiction.

Short answer - NO. A convicted felon (that has not been expunged and stricken) cannot be in possession of a firearm. Black powder pistol is still considered a firearm.

You will need to ask this in the Arkansas forum. Getting an LLC here is not that complicated and I would assume Arkansas isn’t much different however you will need to ask an attorney licensed in Arkansas for the accurate answer.

A notary is not needed to be served papers. You should NOT sign anything when being served. You should receive a copy of the summons as well as the petition. Then you have a little over two weeks to file your answer/response with the court. If you have any other questions then reach out to a family... View More

I agree with Pete. One other aspect is that even though it is state funded the state will want to collect some of that back if possible therefore that is calculated into the child support guidelines provided by the OKDHS-CSS.

In a very vague answer, anything that is not specified in the will goes to the estate for distribution. If the RV is not listed anywhere, then the RV would pass to your mother as the surviving spouse due to it being marital property. There are always exceptions to the general rules and you should... View More

Both Pete and Brian are steering you correctly. There is no termination of parental rights in regards to child support. Likewise, just because termination of parental rights is done, does not relieve the party of providing support, until another party takes claim to the child (ie. adoption).... View More

Pete is correct. Your decree would be more of an integral piece than the agreement. Your decree will speak directly to this or should, which would in essence make the paper not hold up because it cannot supersede the order of the judge. However, if this was after the fact, or if the decree... View More

In short, the answer is no. There are always extenuating factors that can be involved, but that would require you sitting down with a family law attorney and working through all the details. An adopted child can receive inheritance from the biological parents as well as the adoptive parents, so... View More

This question requires much more information to be answered with any degree of accuracy. However, while the age of consent is 16 in the state of Oklahoma, the age of majority is 18, therefore a 16 or 17 year old is still considered a minor. Furthermore, if you are basing this question solely on a... View More

The child's age is not a controlling factor in the step-parent adoption. The controlling factor is the amount of time you have been married. So long as you have been married for more than 1 year, then you can file for the step-parent adoption. If the mother does not consent, then you would... View More

That case number could be a case file number for a particular agency or municipality, however that format does not work with OSCN or any of the county/state courts.

Chief, from a state level, it is my understanding, so long as it doesn't violate the lewd and indecent statute then two consenting adults can dress and play as they see fit - this is no different in the eyes of the law as cross-dressing. Key issue is as you stated NO time indecent exposure or... View More

Assuming that the property is purchased during the marriage then this is marital property and thus any sale of such property would be martial property as well. To be more specific contact a family law attorney as there are more than likely other facts that can sway how this question is actually... View More

That will most likely not help you any. The DPS system cannot have every make/model of car, especially the way auto-makers change models of their cars. A 150/250/350 usually is just getting entered in the computer as P/U anyway.