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As all my other colleagues have advised, your ex is free to move; the restriction is on removing the children. While I agree that his moving...
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As all my other colleagues have advised, your ex is free to move; the restriction is on removing the children. While I agree that his moving...
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I hope you have a lawyer representing you in the divorce. If you don't, you're starting to see why it might be a good idea to hire one. I would,...
I agree with my colleagues, a fault-based divorce will not improve your chances of a larger settlement or alimony and will only make the...
My colleague has given you the most complete answer. My only further advise is to listen to what he has said. Good Luck.
When the judge said "its a guideline" he meant "I can exercise my discretion". You should try to get an agreement with your ex, otherwise it will...
There is never a guarantee as to how a court will decide; however the courts generally give due consideration to all the facts and circumstances...
The conventional method to address this type of problem is to move for a modification of the visitation schedule. But you have to distinguish...
You should be in touch with the clerk of the court where you filed. That is the best way to stay abreast of it. Otherwise there is no way to tell...
Words have consequences. You should consider what you are going to do at the hearing. You should seriously think about getting legal...
As attorney Bodzin has so correctly explained: what you are proposing is contrary to all the rules of civil and appellate procedure. You must get...