Hello i just finished a pfa order that was in effect for 2yrs and have been out of my home since. Case was dismissed and my ex who's been living there doesn't want me to come back refuses to pay rent and won't leave voluntarily. We have no verbal or written arrangements for her to be... Read more »
answered on Dec 19, 2022
Suing her for possession ("eviction") is in order if you are the owner. If someone else owns it with you, then you may file suit for a Sale For Partition. Your lawyer should have already had you ready to do this when the opportunity arose. She will be going after you for child support,... Read more »
The problem is I don't know his where abouts. But he is here in the United States. Can I still claim citizenship or apply for a green card?
answered on Nov 8, 2015
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N and has now decided to send his parents money for our son which I'll never see. And they only see my son 4 days a month. What should be happening
answered on Jul 26, 2014
Although you have not actually said it, I assume you are asking about child support. I suggest you consult with a Delaware attorney who specializes in family law matters. Good luck.
answered on Jul 26, 2014
We need more information. What is your relationship with the father and with the children? Whose home do the children live in?
answered on Jul 26, 2014
I'm sorry to say that you have not provided enough facts about your situation. Your question cannot be answered without more information.
Mom and dad devorced and she moved to delawere and has coustody papers from Tn the mom has now went to jail in new jersey and left the kids in delawere with sick grandmother can he go get them even though he doesn't have costody at this time
answered on Jul 26, 2014
This sounds like a difficult situation, and it's good that you are asking before taking matters into your own hands. I am not a family law attorney, and I recommend that if you do not hear back from someone who is, you should contact a Delaware attorney who specializes in family law. The... Read more »
answered on Jul 25, 2014
If you are a Delaware resident, I suggest that you schedule an appointment with a Delaware lawyer who specializes in family law. If you would like some names, please contact me.
answered on Jul 24, 2014
Not sure I understand your question. However, assuming person A gives POA to person B, and a court orders person B to have no contact with person A, the court order controls everything.
I filed for child support, but now I don't want to do it through the courts.
answered on Jul 4, 2014
It would be best to file a withdrawal of your petition. You can call the clerk of the court to discuss.
The father, I believe lives in Ohio, my daughter and I live in Delaware. Do I need to put out a publication in Delaware to announce her name is being changed or a publication in Ohio to locate NCP for permission?
answered on Jan 16, 2013
You are supposed to notify the father by certified mail, return receipt requested. If that does not work, you have to use all reasonable efforts to notify the father. There is a name change packet on the New Castle County Website. You can call the Civil Division Clerk’s Office of the Court of... Read more »
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