Landlord changed the locks on our door and none of my roommates have the keys
You really need to make an appointment with an attorney. A landlord may not change locks without a court order, unless abandonment procedure is...
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You really need to make an appointment with an attorney. A landlord may not change locks without a court order, unless abandonment procedure is...
Best to an agreement with the other parent. If you have joint custody and you are willing to pay, that kelps You may need to consult with an...
A judge will probably appoint a public defender. Go to court and ask for a continuance or better yet, start paying.
It is unclear what you are asking. Call NGrid or an attorney;
I would call the town's building inspector, get his report, and then contact an attorney, or do what you think you should.
Seek the advice of a lawyer to go over the ramifications. Generally, his newer children would have an impact but not her new partner,
Please call a lawyer for an appointment. You can then show your documents and explain your situation. A lawyer can only then give you good advice.
Using a lawyer is always advised to review the procedure and to know you are getting a fair and complete deal.
You need/want to cut all ties that bind you with a divorce. Not getting a divorce could come back to bite you. Consult with a lawyer to go over...
it sounds like you answered your own question. it would be wise to meet with an attorney to review docs.