I have a question about discovery and what can a plaintiff demand I answer that is personal
Yes, you can object to the requested discovery as irrelevant, overly broad and abusive. Those are standard objections and certainly the rule of...
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Yes, you can object to the requested discovery as irrelevant, overly broad and abusive. Those are standard objections and certainly the rule of...
Agreed with other attorneys. The Court is also unlikely to agree to you giving up lifetime rights without speaking with an attorney on what...
Depends. 32k is a lot of money and if you keep letting that go on that can be seen as enabling the situation. As a practical matter, I would not...
Statutes of limitation for personal injury is 3 years. If the injury was to a child there might be ways to argue more. Available damages are for...
Agreed. You do not need to give them the time of day. They have zero rights to the children except what you give them.
If you are over 18, your options are limited. You could sue him in Civil Court for intentional infliction of emotional distress and/or battery. ...
Without a lease, she has no rights to the home. This is a tenancy issue and not a family one, as she is an adult. You can have the police escort...
Sounds like you are 100% in the clear if you have something in writing about those debts. Without it, there are arguments available to both sides...
The Court will automatically assume that the child is a product of the marriage as a presumption. But that presumption is rebuttable as the prior...
Without any Court order that you can or can not do something you don't have specific information. Certainly, in the absence of any other orders,...