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Foster child and I believe she is being bias when making the calls of whom is fit to raise my child
My grandmother is in the hospital, and she has dementia. My father is her only living child be he is bed bound. Since he's the only living child he's the one in place to make the decision but he can't physically be present which the hospital is asking him to be. Is There a way that... View More
My grandmother has severe diabetes and dementia she can't handle her glucose by herself My sister is the only one that has being caring for her My mom and aunts explained plenty of times they would not take care of my grandmother and if that happened they would put her in a home. Last year I... View More
My ex-husband passed away this year. We were married for nine years and divorced in 2008. We both are 52 years old. My ex-husband has adult children and no will. Am I entitled to any of his benefits, such as life insurance, pension or social security? I was listed as the beneficiary on all... View More
I have a 7 year old daughter with a man that has been in and out of her life the full 7 years mostly out of her life. At 5 months old He went to our local county courthouse and had her last name changed to his within 2 weeks and all without my consent. I recently found out he filed the name change... View More
answered on Nov 20, 2024
Look at the court file. Does it show that you have been served?
Father Ruben Serna of our baby & I'm mom Virginia Serna. We are not terminating our parent rights volunteering & parental rights not involuntary terminated
answered on Nov 20, 2024
Your mom cannot adopt your child without your consent unless your parental rights are terminated. So don't pay your mom the blackmail money.
For example, "Parent must complete parenting class," is all the case plan states. But let's say the caseworker prefers ABC class, but you go with XYZ class because ABC class has a wait list. Since the case plan is vague, would XYZ class be approved by the judge?
Other party has requested attorney fees to be awarded, and we are not even to trial yet. I have offered multiple times to mediate. They want me to pay for both this case and a different case for mother and father. (Mine is 3rd party.) I do not have income, as I have just been released from workers... View More
answered on Nov 20, 2024
Parties commonly seek attorney fees and costs; this does NOT however guarantee the award. The judges have discretion to award or deny said requests and unless you act in "bad faith," most judges defer the request until trial. At trial, the judge must weigh various considerations... View More
answered on Nov 20, 2024
Yes, multiple states can collect from your federal tax return simultaneously if you owe child support in different jurisdictions. This happens through the Treasury Offset Program, which allows states to intercept federal payments, including tax refunds, to cover unpaid child support.
When... View More
i need the id to take care of business
I've tried asking a family law lawyer who said since the child is above 18, it becomes a guardianship issue. They gave me 3 guardianship lawyers. I called two and both said it would be family law. So I went to the FL child support website and called their number. They said child support is... View More
answered on Nov 18, 2024
Generally child support issues fall within family law. However a case related to the disabled child must be filed before the age of 18 for the family law courts to have jurisdiction over the matter beyond the age of majority. So the question is, was there ever a case that was initiated that child... View More
Those who have been subject to coercion under duress and malicious intent by the Child Support, administrative agencies and related Departments, have been deprived of life liberty and right to attain and retain our privacy and property.
Dignity and respect to hard working fathers who are... View More
Is a power of attorney legal if it has marked thru incorrect and corrected addresses?
answered on Nov 19, 2024
If the POA was executed correctly after the corrections, then it should be enforceable. Principal might make a new POA if the document is an obvious mess. Make 3 or 4 originals.
I also have had visitation since 8/25/22 and have yet to receive the first visit, any suggestions legally when dealing with a biased incompetent judge?
There was no court settlement at the time of the divorce as we chose to do that on our own. My ex refuses to sign a quit claim. How can I proceed to have her name removed from the deed? Can I still sell the house even if she does not want to ?
answered on Nov 19, 2024
You cannot remove her name from the deed without her consent. You can force her to sell the property, but that can only be accomplished through a partition lawsuit. In a partition lawsuit, you ask the court to divide the property evenly. This typically only works if the property is undeveloped... View More
Can the judge or court be sued for there actions ..has judged the trustee by the lies from the PR can prove the lies the pr told judge
answered on Nov 19, 2024
Judge has immunity from suit. But you may need to file an appeal from whatever orders were entered. It will be expensive and difficult. Hopefully you have standing as a beneficiary, etc.
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