There is just no way to answer that question with such limited information. When you go through the divorce process the court will evaluate all the property acquired during the marriage (and that includes property you had before the marriage to the extent that the value increased during the... View More

The decision to remove a child from the care of a mother is made on a case by case basis. Drug use during and after the pregnancy are certainly factors that could negatively impact the health and welfare of a child and could result in the placement of the child with another parent, a foster... View More

We have no clue what type of fiduciary capacity these people have. If they have been appointed by the court their actions are subject to review by the court and you will need to get an attorney to help you seek such a review. If they aren't court appointed I am afraid we can't guess how... View More

Your girlfriend may or may not qualify for a restraining order against the boyfriend. If she is living with Mom and her boyfriend, and there are both credible threats of repeat violence she may qualify. One potential problem, though, is that she is underage and would need someone 18 or older to... View More

Once you file something in the court - like a Petition for Divorce or legal separation, you will have an absolute right to demand copies of all financial documents involved in your marriage - even for things that are in his name only. The court house clerk will give you a copy of the mandatory... View More

You really need to see an attorney to have them interpret the restraining order to make sure that this is OK. You will go to jail if you violate the restraining order. One thing is clear, you can't be alone with your daughter so that could be tricky if you moves in and your parents are there... View More

The time clock is ticking down. Once the children have been with your boyfriend for six months he will try to file in California for custody. Since this only recently happened you can still file in Oregon for custody and immediately seek a status quo order to order that the children be returned... View More

Who told you this? PROVIDED your grandmother is of sound mind and she WANTS to leave the house to you, she can. If she wants to give the house to charity she can do that too. If she wants to give the house to the local fire department so they can burn it down as a training exercise she could do... View More

You won't be able to get an in depth response on social media. Make an appointment to talk to an attorney privately in their office where you can go into details about the situation and get advice that is specific to your situation. Any custody or parenting time ordered in a FAPA order can... View More

You may have to investigate what is meant by court supervised visitation in your area. My experience is that there isn't a program that an actual court clerk participates in. Rather there is an approved facility of trained people that provide a secure room where the visitation can take place... View More

The strange part of your question is that one would assume you already know about any information that there is that concerns you and your life I think what you want to know is whether they have discovered something that you thought was a secret?

There is a process called discovery where... View More

First of all, is she just angry that you are pregnant or does she really want to throw your boyfriend, the father of her grand child, in jail, and possibly have him labeled as a sexual offender for the rest of his life? Maybe she just needs time to process what is going on and calm down.... View More

This is a bit confusing, as at the end you say you were fired. Anyway, appeal the decision as outlined in your denial letter. Then be prepared to address the reasons for the denial (not just everything bad the employer did) with actual evidence. For instance, you say you were assaulted at work and... View More

"Transition site" = what does that mean? Is this like a McDonalds where mom wants daughter to finish eating before leaving with you? Without knowing the reason for the delay it is hard to comment. "Constantly" - what does that mean? If you are involved in a pending court... View More

Attorney fees and costs are discretionary in most family law cases. You really need to go and talk to an attorney to make sure that your situation involves a discretionary award rather then a mandatory award. It also depends on whether the case is in the early stages where they are just filing a... View More

Your question doesn't make sense. With respect to custody and parenting time the court generally makes a customized order for each case. Generally speaking you need to keep your child out of any potentially dangerous situation and that includes keeping the child away from a parent who is... View More

You will need a DNA tests of yourself and father, birth certificates, and your father's CDIB card to help get this started. You have to work this thru your tribe.

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But both documents are commonly done together by estate planners. Each document operates at a DIFFERENT TIME than the other as well. PoAs are only effective during your lifetime, Wills only effective after death.

If you have specific questions about YOUR situation, you should... View More

it shouldn't be. I would only be concerned if the spouse CPS worker was involved in the same case. Every attorney is ethically required to zealously represent their client. It doesn't matter who they are married to. If you feel that this is causing a problem, then you might want to... View More

Basically, you first need to first determine what court has jurisdiction to establish custody and a parenting plan. Assuming that it is Illinois, you need to contact an attorney in Illinois and figure out how to file there.

To determine what court in what state has jurisdction, you need... View More