Establishing Paternity - What information can she request?
Assuming that you are not on the birth certificate, you should refrain from giving the mother any financial or other personal information. Most...
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Assuming that you are not on the birth certificate, you should refrain from giving the mother any financial or other personal information. Most...
I agree with Attorney Golden that you really need to bring all of your documents and information to an attorney for review. There are too many...
First of all, there is no law that says a creditor has to "work with" a debtor. The law states that you must repay money borrowed pursuant to your...
Yes! You should not delay in retaining counsel.
It sounds like you may benefit from your own representation. The statement concerning division of pension or annuity benefits is not accurate. ...
I am not terribly familiar with the phrase, but it may refer to a financial statement or statement of hardship? If you don't understand what you...
I just want to emphasis the major points brought up by the other attorneys: First, if you do not appear for a hearing, the other party will...
As the others have said, many firms (including ours) will charge you a simple flat fee for a divorce like this. You will need to follow certain...
You have several options, but I recommend speaking with an attorney. First, you can simply ask her to leave in writing and set a date certain...
I agree that your best bet is to retain counsel to represent you. In that case, your attorney can go to court for you and deal with court...