Can I revisit my divorce decree to get longer support for my son who has special needs?
Without having read the details of your divorce agreement, my guess is you probably had some other inducement offered to curtail the support...
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Without having read the details of your divorce agreement, my guess is you probably had some other inducement offered to curtail the support...
You should consult with a probate attorney as quickly as you can. There may be a limit as to how long you have to make a claim. It may be that...
All three attorneys (Mr. Molyneaux, Ms. Sigfridson and Ms. Smith) have provided excellent and thorough advice. Please understand that the Court...
If he is willing to voluntarily submit a sample for testing, you can do it privately to make the determination and he can sign an affidavit...
The support Magistrate has the option of granting a continuance on its own, issuing a letter reminding you of your need to appear before the court,...
There is no statutory time period that would automatically terminate a parent's rights. That being said, you likely have a good case for asking...
As Mr. Couture noted, determining the residence of the baby is paramount for determining where the action is filed regarding custody. If you want...
Whether or not there is an agreement in the family and/or criminal court, under civil law you have a responsibility to maintain the integrity of...
You probably would have been better off having an attorney assist you with this from the start.
To clarify, he likely would be paying for what the State paid out for when the kids were receiving support. He has the right to request...