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My mother was married and put her husband as my father on my birth certificate.
answered on Oct 20, 2021
An adult adoption would solve that problem. An adoption attorney can do that for you.
My children were recently moved from one state to another and I want to establish a new custody order in their new state.
answered on Oct 19, 2021
You should seek the permission of the Court BEFORE you move.
After my hardship was done they gave me my liscence but to them it shows i have a adult dui first offense when my sentence was reduced to a underage dui now i get a letter in the mail that i need sr22 insurance
answered on Oct 19, 2021
Get a certified copy of the final disposition. Copy for yourself. Who sent you a letter saying you need SR22 insurance?
A officer had told me, I'm just curious to know for sure.
answered on Oct 19, 2021
Yes it will be reported as a guilty plea for your insurance company to see.
Case worker and supervisor can’t answer my questions about why my kids were taken and I wasn’t offered family services
answered on Oct 18, 2021
Hire a juvenile court lawyer with at least 10 years of experience.
But they weren't recording themselves but you now my wife told me she would shoot me while I'm sleeping because she was trying to get me to put my hands on her so I can get arrested and go to jail but I told her I have a gun too and I'll shoot you in the face which we say stuff like... View More 
Her father is deceased. My husband has been in her life since she was 2. She also receives survivors benefits from her deceased father. How would me and my husband go about adoption? Would my daughter lose her survivors benefits from her deceased father?
answered on Oct 16, 2021
An adoption attorney can do an intrafamily adoption and she won't lose her benefits.
I have a open DCFS case and I went to the clerks office to get my documents cause I have some questions still left unanswered. And my lawyer isn’t helping me with anything I can’t afford an attorney. There has been a lot of unprofessional foul play involved with this case
answered on Oct 16, 2021
"My lawyer isn't helping me with anything. I can't afford an attorney."
This makes no sense.
My son is 19 months old. Long story short my ex boyfriend, who is NOT, his biological father wants to sue me for custody. But he hasn’t spoken to us in 6 months. My son’s biological father is present and helping me support and coparent my son. The signing of the birth certificate was a mistake... View More
answered on Oct 15, 2021
Your attorney can file to Disavow your ex and at the same time file for Paternity by the biological father.
My son is 19 months old. Long story short my ex boyfriend (we shall call him A) of a year signed the birth certificate, but we split up 6 months ago and since then he hasn’t called or checked in on my son. The biological father (We will call him C) is, and always has been, in my sons life. We... View More
answered on Oct 15, 2021
Yes your attorney can file a Petition to Disavow your ex and at the same time the biological father can file a Petition for Filiation.
I LIVE IN LOUISIANA, MY SOON TO BE EX WIFE LIVES TEXAS AND SOMETIMES IN MISSOURI. WE HAVE PROPERTY IN BOTH STATES . ALSO, I WAS NEEDING TO KNOW WHICH ISSUE NEEDS TO BE HANDLED FIRST ? I NEED TO FIND A LAWYER WHO HANDLLES BANKRUPTCY, COMMUNITY PROPERTY AND DIVORCE OVER MULTIPLE STATES. HOW... View More
answered on Oct 15, 2021
Can't tell from your post in which you mention 3 states, but you have property in "both" states. But if you own property in LA, then file there. If no property in LA, then file in TX.
answered on Oct 14, 2021
Google child support lawyer in that parish and look for someone with 10 years of experience.
My daughter’s biological father ask me to drop charges so he could get custody of his other kids
answered on Oct 14, 2021
If you fill out a drop charge form you should be OK. If at any time you say you were not telling the truth, then you have committed a crime.
he lives with his grandmother rent free and she is 87 years old, doing all parenting duties even though it is stipulated for me to if he cant
I am $16,800 in arrears on my child support but last year was found to be disabled and now receive Supplemental Social security benefits and it's my only source of income. How much if any can be garnished for my child support obligation? I receive a total of $794
The mother of the child will ONLY allow the father to hang out with her and the child. She wants the visits at her home. she wants dinners and hours of fun activities with just the 3 of them. She won't let him pick up the child or do anything with her not being there bc she wants to make... View More
answered on Oct 14, 2021
You have already asked this question.
However the answer remains the same. If the mother is imposing unreasonable conditions on your visitation, then hire a custody lawyer.
I live in Louisiana. A man was walking down the street in front of my house and my dog ran into the street where he was. He's not aggressive at all. He's a small/midsized dog and he's very friendly. He just wants people to pet him. The guy shot my dog in the face at point blank range... View More
answered on Oct 10, 2021
Call Animal Protection and press animal cruelty charges. Then contact the Justice of the Peace and file suit against the gun toting psycho. Then build a fence.
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