You may refuse. This may not stop Mother from filing a complaint. You will simply have a defense should the matter go to court. It is vital that you not refuse outright but simply as to this mode of transportation. Should you wish to amend your parenting plan you would need to file a motion to... View More

Maybe, was this guardian appointed by the court as part of a permanent custody determination in the DN case? If so then yes. If not then the prospective adoptive parents may need to make additional showings. Whether parental consent is required can also depend on the specific facts and details... View More

Your story is incredibly sad and it sounds like you will be better off without this guy. You should contact an attorney in your area to represent you as you present complex facts. Generally, everything you bring into a marriage remains your separate property. Any bills you paid and incurred... View More

A parent doing this in the above described situation does so at their own peril. The parent who is being prevented from exercising would have the facts where they could file a motion to have custodial parent Show Cause why they should not be held in contempt for obstructing the parenting time.

Not unless the teacher is proselytizing that a particular church is the ONLY true religion.

Teaching history without talking about the broad influence of religion on the spread of political, scientific, and sociological thought would not be very effective. How does one teach the history... View More

The employees cannot give legal advice. There are literally signs all over every court stating this. YOU are responsible for either hiring an attorney or learning the rules through independent research. Appear before the court ASAP and make your explanation. Better yet, invest in actually... View More

Depending on the language of the original contract with the bank the student may have to file a lawsuit against the father for injunctive relief. This is too dependent on facts not stated in the question to answer more thoroughly. THe student should work with an Family Law attorney that is... View More

Your question for all ita detail does not state what the temporary order says. Follow the order and write grandmother to ask for mother's information. If that is hoe she wished to be contacted so be it. The important part for you is to demonstrate that you are communicating.... View More

Your question does not detail whether this is addressed in your parenting plan. You need to raise the issue with your kid's dad in writing. Explain your concern and how it actually relates to your child's best interest. Separate your own ego the argument of not liking this because... View More

Is there a limitation as to how many feet away? if not the Order is somewhat vague and may not be giving clear guidance to a police officer who may be called to enforce the Order. I recommend that you contact a local attorney who practices criminal and family law, perhaps have the Order modified... View More

The Wayne County Domestic Relations Court has resources for parties of modest means. Go to this URL https://www.waynecourtofcommonpleas.org/resources/domestic-relations-templates

You will need to submit the first 4 affidavits, a petition for dissolution, a poverty affidavit / motion to... View More

First, i sympathize with your struggle and understand why you would want to move closer to you those who can best support you through your battle. However, Ohio courts make custody decisions based on the best interests of the children. You will need to demonstrate to the court why moving the... View More

You need to get counsel ASAP. Appear at the first hearing and at least ask for a continuance so you can retain counsel. In order to get a DVCPO your wife will need to demonstrate by a preponderance of the evidence that there is sufficient evidence of immediate and present danger to her, her... View More

There is little you can do about this now, unless there is something in the IEP or a PBIP that states they should immediately call you. You can advise the school in writing that your child is not to be questioned as to alleged violations of the code of conduct without your presence (Which will... View More

Based upon your facts as stated, you may have an action against your former counsel. You have a one year statute of limitations to file. You should have your file reviewed by an attorney who specializes in malpractice. This forum is no substitute for hiring a lawyer.

It is certainly possible for a court to impute income. It is at the court's discretion. You make compelling arguments as to the limits on your availability. There are many factors that can be considered by the Court.

In Ohio, child support is determined following state guidelines... View More

You will need documentation to prove he lied. Then you will need to cross examine him regarding the questions he lied about , get him to confirm his affidavit answers then produce the conflicting documentation (assuming that you lay down appropriate foundation and can authenticate the exhibits.... View More

Charging decisions are at the discretion of a prosecutor or DA (synonymous terms dependant on how a State titles the position). You may try to charge the ex in your home state and the authorities then make the decision. You also may wish to contact your divorce attorney to explore whether you can... View More

I personally would need more information to answer this question. Did the buyer and seller have a written purchase agreement. Was there a time limit within which the buyer must move? Did the agreement set out remides for the buyer and seller in the event one failed to meet a condition... View More

It is possible. It is not easy or inexpensive but it is possible and may result in a sale of the property. In Ohio it is a remedy called partition. Partition cases in Tennessee refer to legal proceedings which allow joint owners of real estate to divide their interests in the property. In other... View More