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answered on Jul 26, 2015
Yes, or a Court Order. You should retain counsel to handle this matter for you. You also don't mention if you want to move or just go for a visit. Good luck.
I want to move to GA from another state for a job opportunity and better cost of living. Can I move with the baby and file for custody in GA? The baby currently lives with me and father does not help financially.
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answered on Jul 26, 2015
The proper procedure is to file for custody and permission to relocate in New Jersey. Good luck.
I need this vital information for school to initiate the process of my financial aid and my brother has lost the copy, i do not know where to go.. Please help!
answered on May 6, 2015
Document retention periods can vary. Your best option is to call the courthouse that issued the order and ask them if they still have your document. If they don't, the record has most likely been archived or sent elsewhere for storage. In such a case, they can provide information on who you... View More 
answered on Jan 29, 2011
I suggest you get my book, A MAN'S GUIDE TO CHILD CUSTODY. It is available on Amazon.com, BarnesandNoble.com, and my website, wwww.MensFamilyLaw.com as an e-book download.
Each state has their own rules on visitation, but in general, unless a court recognizes that abuse is going on,... View More
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