When can a motion of avoidance in a chapter 13 bankruptcy be filed?
You've stated that the equity is "probably" above and beyond. The best way to find out is for your attorney to do the math, and that is best done...
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You've stated that the equity is "probably" above and beyond. The best way to find out is for your attorney to do the math, and that is best done...
First, call up mom and tell her, as part of your legal responsibility. Maybe the therapist can suggest someone as a parental coordinator, or parent...
As sole custodian of the child, you have a pretty complete control over the grandmother and her visitation rights. You can forbid any visits...
It isn't normal for a court to go directly to pretrial conference, and you could be prejudiced, because most courts want all discovery done prior...
Really too little information. It depends on the issues. Consult with a knowledgeable lawyer or look into a free lawyer for the day in a local...
Yes, he can demand and get DNA tests; if he's actually the dad, where's the problem? He'll still have to pay support, and will have rights to visit.
In my district you could file a chapter 7, and discharge new debts. Consult with an experienced bankruptcy attorney in your district.
That may depend on the judge, and the circumstances as well. However, given the age of the child, it is not in itself wrong. Has DCF been involved?...
Yes. You can prepare, file and serve a proposed judgement.
Most tort cases, such as yours, have a SOL of 3 years, but there are some things/incidents that might "toll" the statute and alow a late filing....