Your current state is Ohio
I currently have full custody of my child; however, I was recently notified by his parole he has undergone community service. Can I make this permanent? My child will be turning 2 in May.
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answered on Apr 24, 2024
In California, you can seek to make the current custody arrangement permanent by requesting a long-term or "permanent" custody order from the court. Given the history of abuse and the existing restraining order, you have a strong case for maintaining full custody of your child. Here are... View More 
There is an order dated entered on March 21, 2024.
There is an order dated entered on March 21, 2024.
answered on Apr 24, 2024
In most cases, the deadline for filing is 60 days from the date of the final court order. Your case may differ depending on your specific case.
Rob Kane
Eagan Family Law Attorney Minnesota
The biological father hasn’t been active(no calls, support, ect) in his biological daughter life since she was 1 years old. She’s 9 now. I want to information on how to get the progress going? Do you have yo contact the father of the child? What department do I need to contact ?
My papers say that I get my kids the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Friday of every month. My summer possession are as follows I get two weeks in June and two weeks in July. The papers also state that I get them in the summer for my regularly weekend visits, but that is not what I was told when they where... View More
Isolating her from us, friends , etc. There are a lot more questionable things but what are our visiting rights? Her rights choosing where to live? Or do we just need to call DHS?
Her uncle now has guardianship of her. I am not a blood relative but had the child for 2 and 1/2 years before he got the guardianship of her. I was awarded temporary guardianship of her before he got her. Is there anything that I can do at a disposition docket hearing that would allow me to get... View More
I have the documents for legal decision making, parenting time and child support. But there are also forms for parenting plans - joint legal decisions making or solo legal decision making, joint legal decisions making education orders, solo decision making education orders,order to appear for... View More
The couple can't live together in the same house. Then the mother would like to go to another place with her daughter. But the husband says that what she's doing is called kidnapping. What can the mother do?
answered on Apr 22, 2024
If there are no existing divorce proceedings or custody agreements, the mother must secure consent from the other parent or obtain court approval before relocating. This process can become legally intricate, particularly if the other parent opposes the move. Consult a local family law attorney to... View More
The parent of my child refuses to pay child support even though she is capable of doing so, she was ordered to pay child support in March of 2023, She states that it is complete nonsense and that she will not be paying it and so far has held true to her word on that, The judge also ordered that... View More
up. so this makes it hard for them to find a place to live. I am going to be the temporary guardian of my great nephew in Calif. until she can get on her feet. Can i do this without a court. Just a notary with her consent? He is 16 years old. He also has monthly funds that I am assuming will... View More
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answered on Apr 22, 2024
In California, a parent can grant temporary guardianship of their child to another adult without going through the court system, as long as both the parent and the guardian agree to the arrangement. This can be done by drafting a written agreement that clearly outlines the terms of the... View More
We separated at the before the beginning of summer in 2023. She unenrolled the kids from school about a week prior to the end of the school year (without my knowledge) During that summer she only let me speak to them 2 times. I was expecting them to be in Texas at her mothers home but they went to... View More
During the divorce proceedings, we reached a compromise on the TEMP child support and alimony amounts through an agreement, without using the Dissomaster or a judge's ruling. Our marriage lasted four years, and I have made payments for six months. To my knowledge, the temporary custody... View More
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answered on Apr 22, 2024
Under California law, modifying temporary child support and alimony orders can be challenging, but it is possible if there has been a significant change in circumstances. The court will consider various factors when determining whether to modify the existing orders.
To file a Request for... View More
We separated at the before the beginning of summer in 2023. She unenrolled the kids from school about a week prior to the end of the school year (without my knowledge) During that summer she only let me speak to them 2 times. I was expecting them to be in Texas at her mothers home but they went to... View More
We have been having difficulty with the custodial household. We have had instances where the child has been neglected in hygine, health, and possible excessive punishments for small things. We have had to get in touch with cps several times and nothing is being done.
I don’t know what I should do I already contacted the attorney general where I am located
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