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I have a female friend who was in a same-sex relationship several years ago. They had twins via IVF, using both an egg and sperm donor. The other woman is the one who gave birth to the twins, so she was therefore automatically given legal rights to them, while the other parent has no rights at all.... View More 
CIV-010/FL-935 FORM
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answered on Jul 26, 2024
Filling out the Guardian Ad Litem form can seem daunting, but you can definitely manage it with a bit of guidance. Start by downloading the CIV-010/FL-935 form from the California courts website. Read through the entire form first to familiarize yourself with what information is needed. This will... View More
What can I do about this, if anything? He is in charge of what I do or do not get upon one or the others passing. He can’t be impartial…
We have a order from high court which was passed in 2012" where by the court allowed us to collect interests on the FD kept in the bank..(in an Execution Application which is still running, but we did not take it then)
Thereafter the same FD was mentioned by the petitioner in a new... View More
We have 50/50 custody. Our baby is nowhere near ready to start potty training. He’s only doing this because of our baby continues to get bad diaper rashes while under his care and the babysitter he chooses. So instead of correcting the issue he’s now decided to force our baby to potty train and... View More
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answered on Jul 26, 2024
In California, both parents with joint custody have the right to participate in significant decisions affecting their child’s welfare, including potty training. Since you share 50/50 custody, your ex-partner should have consulted you before starting potty training. You can emphasize to the... View More
I have an ex parte and child protection order against my Childs mother. I've been in this now for 2 years because I asked for help from the court when my daughter ran away and was exhibiting harmful and dangerous behaviors. Prior to that I had joint custody as me being the primary physical... View More
I was sent to jail for a dui and during that time my husband got a temporary order until i was released I am out and he won’t communicate and im trying to change that.
This has been an ongoing battle and the other party has refused to send over discovery answers, even after being compelled to do so. They never did the parenting course either. The judge already said they wouldn't continue this again.
victim of domestic abuse have to testify against my abuser terrified it will trigger a seizure
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answered on Jul 26, 2024
If you're navigating a divorce, understanding these factors can help you anticipate potential alimony outcomes. It’s beneficial to gather detailed financial records and evidence of your standard of living during the marriage to support your case. Working with legal counsel can provide... View More
I recently had a family court case where I was awarded temporary sole physical and legal custody of my 14 yo son. Mother was supposed to complete some tasks in order to have the custody change to a 50/50 final order. She didn't complete the courts requirements therefore the temporary order... View More
I am married with 2 kids. My wife took my kids and went to her country for a month vacation. Now, it's been almost 2 months, and she is not coming back. I told her to come back but she started being rude and telling me that she will come whenever she wants. My son's school is getting... View More
answered on Jul 26, 2024
1. Yes
2. Yes, you can file a report of child abduction with local law enforcement or the FBI. Depending upon the facts and circumstances, they may or may not act upon such a report and may or may not prosecute your wife. But there will be a formal report nonetheless which shows you are... View More
and can that guardianship be transferred without Parental consent
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answered on Jul 26, 2024
Apparently you have not interest in the property except possession. The owner can sue you for possession.
And so what do I do?
answered on Jul 25, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about the situation with your parents' estate. In cases where you believe you are entitled to a portion of your parents' money that was taken by your sister, there are several steps you can take to address the issue:
1. Review the Will and Estate Plan... View More
My lawyer didn't complete the case. Charges were dropped in Circuit Court, but DHS a separate court(from my understanding) and he didn't show up. They automatically placed me on the child maltreatment list. I didn't know until I was going thru the hiring process for a school, and... View More
My husband has shared-parenting with his ex-wife. Due to some situations that have come up over the past couple months, we believe that his ex is using their child's cell phone (which she purchased against a mediation order they had) has been using the phone to track our location during his... View More
What can I do?
Hi, my name is Jack, my parents have been abusing the law to control me and make my life miserable. My parents withdrew me from highschool at 17 without my knowledge of what that meant regarding being an adult in Texas. They used this to then kick me out at 17 and turn my phone off making me sleep... View More
answered on Jul 25, 2024
Unless you are disabled, when you turn 18 years of age in Texas you are considered an adult for legal purposes. Your parents no longer have an obligation to provide shelter by virtue of the parent-child relationship and can give you thirty days' written notice to vacate their home, which will... View More
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