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My daughter is hearing impaired. She's not doing well in school because of it, and I want to send her to a special hearing impaired class. Her mom refuses. What can I do?
You may be able to petition the court for an evaluation of your daughter. If her hearing impairment is affecting her grades, a judge may be able to intervene and order that she attend an appropriate class.
You may be able to petition the court for an evaluation of your daughter. If her hearing impairment is affecting her grades, a judge may be able to intervene and order that she attend an appropriate class.
My ex has been in numerous short-term relationships with men recently. My son becomes very attached to them, but then they always break up, which is very hard on my son. Will the court help?
No, the court generally doesn't care if the mother has 1 boyfriend or 100 boyfriends, and they don't care if her behavior harms your son, either. You need to be there for your son if at all possible, but distance may make that virtually impossible.
No, the court generally doesn't care if the mother has 1 boyfriend or 100 boyfriends, and they don't care if her behavior harms your son, either. You need to be there for your son if at all possible, but distance may make that virtually impossible.
My husband and I are getting divorced and he wants to relinquish his parental rights. How can we do this?
He may or may not be allowed to do this by the court. We strongly suggest contacting an attorney to handle this kind of thing.
He may or may not be allowed to do this by the court. We strongly suggest contacting an attorney to handle this kind of thing.
My ex is in jail and wont be getting out for at least 2 years. Can I file for the divorce myself?
Yes, you can initiate a divorce by yourself. Contact your local courthouse for forms and assistance.
Yes, you can initiate a divorce by yourself. Contact your local courthouse for forms and assistance.
When parents aren't divorced yet, can one parent take child to another state to live permanently?
It depends in part on if a separation agreement is in effect. If so, there may be provisions in it that cover moving the child's residence. If not, it may be technically legal for her to do so. Most judges do not look kindly on this sort of behavior.
It depends in part on if a separation agreement is in effect. If so, there may be provisions in it that cover moving the child's residence. If not, it may be technically legal for her to do so. Most judges do not look kindly on this sort of behavior.