New Britain, CT
Divorce and separation Lawyer at New Britain, CT
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Wills & Living Wills ... +2 more
You will need to explain to the Court why you did not respond at your court date.
If the deceased was a landlord, there is a good chance that an accounting of the rental property(ies) and any monies owed to the estate have to be...
The short answer is you may always ask for custody. The answer will depend on whether the Court believes it is in your daughter's best interest...
That is a question best answered by the agency responsible to do the visit. You may want to place a follow up call.
You will likely have to petition the Court to modify the support order based on a significant change in circumstances. Hire an attorney to assist...
Your mother will likely have to file an appearance, if she is still allowed to so do. She will also likely be required to respond to any questions...
By all means, as Ms. Schoemakers suggests, have the trust reviewed. However, a trust is not required to be fair, rational or understood by anyone...
If you have not already done so, you may want to open a formal action for custody to ask the Court to help with sorting out some of these issues. ...
A great deal more information is needed to respond to your posting. You may want to consult with an attorney.
It sounds as if the probate judge believes it should have been dealt with in the Family Court. You may have to return to the Family Court to...
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