Matthew W. Howell

Matthew W. Howell's Answers (5)

York, ME

Litigation Lawyer at York, ME

Practice Areas: Litigation, Family ... +3 more

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Is a visitation schedule that is signed by both parents legally binding if we dont go to court

Matthew's answer | Answered on May 06, 2011

It depends upon what type of problems arise in the future. Generally speaking, however, basic contractual law would apply to this situation. ...

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I have shared primary residency along with my ex husband of my 2 children my youngest who is almost 12 has decided she does not

Matthew's answer | Answered on April 13, 2011

The first thing you need to do is file a "Motion to Modify" with the Court that handled your divorce. You will also want to simultaneously request...

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My wife and I are divorcing after 3 months. We agree on all the property. If we do our own contracts will it hold up in court?

Matthew's answer | Answered on September 09, 2010

The only thing that I would add to the discussion is that it may be wise to pull your credit report to see what - if any - credit accounts...

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Can he do anything about taking my son?

Matthew's answer | Answered on May 14, 2010

You mention that there is an existing child support order. Is there also an order regarding parental rights & responsibilities and primary...

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Can i get in trouble for going into a house my ex and i shared with out him there to get the rest of my property? I have a key.

Matthew's answer | Answered on May 14, 2010

Unless there is an existing court order or bail conditions that prevent you from entering the home, you are free to enter the home to collect your...

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