What happens if my spouse does not show up for an uncontested divorce trial?
It depends on how she doesn't show up. She can be allowed to be absent If, in advance of the hearing, she brings forth a motion to waive her...
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It depends on how she doesn't show up. She can be allowed to be absent If, in advance of the hearing, she brings forth a motion to waive her...
The Probate and Family Court is not empowered to order a third party (someone who is not a party to the divorce) to do anything - such as to let...
If all that you are going to is a Modification hearing and not a Contempt hearing, then it is very unlikely that you would face jail since there is...
I agree with Attorney Rich and would add that you should see Chapter 209C, Section 14 which says that an action for Paternity can be filed before...
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When the case is heard at Court you can't insist on anything, but you can certainly request it with a well-founded argument. That is, if possible,...
Every state has a Child Custody Jurisdiction statute. Most of them (if not all of them by now) require that the children be residents of the state...
I agree with Attorney Callahan. The $250 is not intended to be per child, but totally.
You should respond. The way this is dealt with is by responding, in a timely way, to the Complaint with a formal Answer and, either, deny or admit...
If it, either, expressly states that it merges or contains no language stating that it survives then you should be able to try to have it modified.
I agree with my colleagues on this forum and would add that another alternative to try is convincing the staff person that you can make things...