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Oklahoma Father's Parental Rights

The role of marriage is important in determining a father's parental rights in Oklahoma. Whether the child was born in or out of wedlock makes a significant difference in establishing paternity. There are specific ways a man who is not married to the mother can legally gain parental rights or resci

How to Sign Over Parental Rights Before the Child Is Born in South Carolina

Under South Carolina state law it is not currently possible to sign over parental rights to a child prior to the child's birth. According to the South Carolina code, a parent may only relinquish custody after the birth of a child. However, in the case of an unmarried father, in certain circumstances

How To Get a Legal Name Change in New York State

In the State of New York, any person over the age of 18 can legally change his name, as long as the change is not for fraudulent purposes. In most cases, the process involves petitioning the New York Supreme Court and awaiting their judgment. There are, however, a few circumstances under which you

What Is a Formal Motion for a Guardian Ad Litem?

The court system was designed to provide a fair and equitable venue for trying criminals and resolving civil disputes. For those who are unable, due to age or mental capacity, to articulate their needs or represent their own interests, a guardian ad litem is appointed.

California Law on Visitation Rights for Fathers

California visitation laws include fathersCalifornia flag image by palmer530 from Fotolia.comUnder California law, fathers have the same visitation rights as mothers. The laws regarding these rights are found in California's Family Code, Division 8, Part 2, Chapter 5 'Visitation Rights'...

Divorce Vs. Dissolution

Divorce is one of the most traumatic experiences a person can go through. It often has cultural and religious underpinnings in addition to legal significance. Divorce, like marriage, is the province of state governments, not the federal government. Each state has its own variety of divorce law. In m

Queensland Family Law: Grandparent's Rights

Grandparents in Queensland, Australia, have legal rights that allow them to have contact with their grandchildren. Grandparents who are estranged from their grandchildren, even if their own child is the person barring contact, may pursue legal avenues to reestablish contact.

Delaware State Separation Laws

Separation law is often less understood than divorce law. In the state of Delaware, the separation of a married couple often leads to a divorce. Since separation is a part of the divorce process, it carries its own law in Delaware,

Kentucky Paternity Law

Kentucky attempts to provide for the best interest of a child by determining paternity of all children born in the state. By determining paternity, the child has the option to have both parents contribute to her life financially and emotionally.

How to Apply for a Visa to Vietnam From the Philippines

If you are considering visiting the 13th most populous nation in the world, Vietnam is your prospective destination. The Embassy of Vietnam in Manila requires applicants interested in visiting the country to apply for their visas in person. Before deciding whether to apply for a visa, determine if y

How to Change a Child's Name in Arizona

There are several reasons parents may want to change a child's name. Maybe the parents married after the child was born and want the child's name to reflect that. Maybe the parents divorced and want to change a child's name to that of the custodial parent.In Arizona, parents may change a

Illinois' Temporary Guardianship Laws

An individual who can't make health or financial decisions may need a guardian. In Illinois, before starting guardianship proceedings, you need to obtain a certified report indicating that a person is disabled and requires a guardian. You must submit the report, along with the guardianship petition

A Paternal Father's Rights in North Carolina

A father has rights and responsibilities when it comes to his minor children. North Carolina family law dictates that both mother and father are treated equally by the state's court system, and that judges make decisions based on the best interests of the children.

Pennsylvania Rules on Prenuptial Agreements

About 55 percent of marriages today end in divorce. Couples can protect their assets by signing a prenuptial agreement before marriage, defining how their property is to be divided if the marriage ends in divorce. In the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the validity of prenuptial agreements...

How to Obtain a Marriage License in Los Angeles, California

In California, clerks of the county courts have the responsibility of issuing marriage licenses. The Los Angeles County Court can issue licenses for residents of the Los Angeles area or any other part of California, as well as anyone looking to marry in California, regardless of residency. It usuall

How to Make a Legal Name Change in West Virginia

West Virginia law allows its citizens to legally change their name, or the name of their children. The state, however, does impose certain restrictions and requirements before a name can legally be changed. Citizens of West Virginia must ensure they meet these requirements, and take the proper steps

How to Make Your Own Will Including the Guardianship of Children

Dying without a will, especially when you are responsible for children, can create a difficult situation for those left behind. While a formal will is desirable, it is not an absolute necessity. Any person may write a will in simple language, provided it meets all the legal requirements of a will. L

How to Apply for a Working Visa

With a H1-B visa, highly skilled individuals from other countries may enter the United States for work. While the H1-B visa is one of the most common U.S. work visas, it is petition-based; a U.S. employer must be willing to petition the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) on your beha

Are You Afraid of Your Boyfriend?

Are you afraid that the guy you are dating is mentally unstable? Do you think that your boyfriend will harm you or someone you love? Does he make you feel as though you are his only reason for living? And are you afraid to break things off with him?