Is this some form of sick joke? You dont own a child, you are entrusted to raise them within the parameters allowed by society. Child molestation is a heinous crime and is no way permitted by anyone for any reason.
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you may be able to use your wildcard exemptions to keep it even if you dont spend it. talk with counsel and you may learn it is all yours either wat
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the bankruptcy court wants to make sure you qualify under a means test threshold.You should review the previous attorneys link he provided.
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How do you know he only went on two dates and that sex wasn't involved? A judge will look at factors such as this as part of the determination but from the information provided it is hard to properly answer. If you make the same or more money than your spouse, then no. If you have significantly less income it certainly may. Speak with an experienced family attorney in your area to discus the particulars of your matter and see what steps would be most advantageous for you.
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Many judges say that after 20 years everything is presumed cut down the middle and someone needs to show why that shouldnt happen. No one is left without assets, but the needs of your spouse will certainly be an issue. There seems no way around a lifetime alimony order in your case. Speak with local counsel and good luck
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A GAL's job is to seek out information for the court and make recommedations as to what the GAL feels is best for the child/ren. A GAL is not a judge and does not have the power to change an order of the Court, that power is vested firmly in the judge. It is always preferably to have a GAL support your position. However the fact that the GAL makes a recomendation is in no way binding upon a court. The same is true for family services reports and recommendations. So to answer your question,...
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Yes you can. As long as you were honest on your application for the loan and didnt intend to go bankrupt when you signed the lease agreement then you are within your rights to include and return
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If she has violated the court order then it sounds like contempt. If she was ordered to return and failed then you should seek contempt and potentially modification of custody primarily to you. Courts do not appreciate those who violate their orders especially on custodial issues
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Your question brings up a common theme with many clients. Clients want us to hate the other side. The fact that the lawyer may know the other and/or the judge most likely means the lawyer does this type of work often and in doing so has become familiar with the players involved. Some of my closest friends are opposing counsel on cases. That does not mean either of us sell out our clients. It does however open dialog to cut through a lot of the showmanship issues that cost clients a great...
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Nothing stops you from going prior to a divorce being started but only Connecticut will have jurisdiction for custody for a period of time following your move. Speak with experienced counsel before you make any decisions that can haunt you or make more grief than they are worth. A little bit of planning can save a mountain of grief, Good luck
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