Estate Question in CT/NY
Ms. Livesey has provided thorough advice. I recommend you ascertain whether or not Connecticut is considered her state of domicile, in light of...
New Britain, CT
Divorce and separation Lawyer at New Britain, CT
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Ms. Livesey has provided thorough advice. I recommend you ascertain whether or not Connecticut is considered her state of domicile, in light of...
If your mother was a co-signer on the various credit accounts or debts, she would likely be held responsible for satisfaction of any outstanding...
Connecticut would likely grant you a protective order. However, because the person does not live within the jurisdiction of the state or the...
Unfortunately, most of us are private attorneys which means we have to be able to pay our bills and provide for our families. If you have an asset...
I would ask you to consider what you actually want to have the Court order. You currently have de facto custody. If you want child support, you...
So long as the assets are spent to care for your father and stepmother, there should be no issue. If your brother is wasting the assets of the...
I believe Ms. Livesey has provided excellent counsel. Any notice of claim from the State is not a guarantee of right to possession; only that an...
Any action that you would be able to bring would likely be a civil action. You would have to consult with an attorney in the state where the...
Any decision would be based on the best interests of the children, If the Court believes it would be better for the kids to switch school systems,...
The relative behaviors of both parties would need to be evaluated. To paraphrase the old saw, one person's harassment is another's annoying...