James Lucas Graham's Answers (7)

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What should I do if I feel I have insufficient council? And can any of my money I have spent on him be returned for another atto

James's answer | Answered on February 24, 2016

I agree fully with the other two gentlemen above. You may not be aware of all of the work your attorney is doing, and if your attorney is telling...

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Is this even worth fighting?

James's answer | Answered on February 24, 2016

There is no set age when a child gets to decide which parent they want to live with. The Court takes the age of the child, maturity of the child,...

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Can he gain rights/custody, do I have to consent to a legal paternity test, and could he pay support but have no rights to her?

James's answer | Answered on February 24, 2016

I agree with everyone else, but wanted to add some info about a potential step-parent adoption. It is a strange situation, because you were married...

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My divorce decree states specifically that my ex wife is entitled to a share of what "stock options" I was granted

James's answer | Answered on April 10, 2015

I agree with each of the attorneys above, it is a fact sensitive issue that you should discuss with a divorce attorney. You have a duty to disclose...

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I would like to know how to go about getting my baby's mother to willing it agree to allow my son to spend the summers with me?

James's answer | Answered on April 10, 2015

I would consult with an attorney in Jacksonville that knows the system, laws, and judges in the area. From your post, it is hard to tell if you...

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Can I get a court order that says that I can be in contact with my 15 year old daughter that was adopted by a family member?

James's answer | Answered on April 10, 2015

I agree with the previous attorney that there is not enough information here. All the facts he mentioned are relevant. Also, the type of adoption...

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What do I do to get my marriage voided out of court house since he is still married,

James's answer | Answered on April 09, 2015

You will not be able to invalidate your marriage to him without filing a Petition for Annulment. Ark. Code Ann. § 9-12-201, allows for an annulment...

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