Kari J Hanratty's Answers (7)

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What custody forms do I need to file for a motion/opposition to all motions the plaintiff has filed for custody/order by default

Kari's answer | Answered on November 04, 2013

There are so many issues that you have brought up in this one question. First, with regards to the default, when and how did he obtain the default,...

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I AM SEPARATING FROM MY HUSBAND, HE SUPPORTS ME. DOES HE STILL HAVE TO SUPPORT ME UNTIL WE DIVORCE?

Kari's answer | Answered on November 04, 2013

Obviously, there are no guarantees with regards to temporary support or community contribution. In determining whether temporary support or...

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Does a text "if you want to stay at your dad's for good, I won't stop you" mean I've given up physical custody in writing?

Kari's answer | Answered on February 21, 2013

You have not given up custody of your son by sending a text message. The Courts are aware that people say things in the heat of the moment. ...

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My wife has an extended protection order against me for 1 year at court I was told I could only get visitation through her

Kari's answer | Answered on February 21, 2013

I recommend that you consult an attorney immediately. There are several factors that come into play when it comes to custody and visitation. If...

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Holidays with the kids court order I don't understand can you make it simple to understand Please

Kari's answer | Answered on February 21, 2013

Without reviewing the holiday plan, it is difficult to answer the questions. However, it appears as if your Decree is less than clear with regards...

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I divorced my ex husband 15 years ago, he kept all our money, he is paranoid,am I entitled to his home if there are no survivors

Kari's answer | Answered on February 16, 2011

If the Decree of Divorce awards the property to your ex husand or the property was purchased after divorce, you are not entitiled to the property. ...

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Can i put a restraining order against my ex due to threats

Kari's answer | Answered on February 16, 2011

Absolutely you can file a restraining order for threats of violence. Every state has very different views on what qualifies for a restraining...

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