Can a POA use the Principles money to pay her own bills and to take cash for herself??
Sounds like you're frustrated with the outcome but may not have understood what was actually available in terms of being able to contest the...
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Sounds like you're frustrated with the outcome but may not have understood what was actually available in terms of being able to contest the...
Any legal documents or governmental (local, state or federal) services have to be done with the knowledge and approval of the legal guardian. If...
Hire an attorney and work closely with that person. The advice you've been given by the previous two attorneys is more than sound. However, where...
Your use of the word partner, instead of spouse (and its two gender-identified modifiers husband and wife) leads me to believe the two of you were...
The short answer is probably. The slightly longer answer is it depends. Speak with attorneys and ask them what they prefer to do.
Child support is almost always modifiable and such modification is based on a "significant change in circumstances." That phrase generally refers...
Ms. Russo has given you excellent advice. While it may be difficult to challenge paternity, especially if you have already consented, you may...
The statutory minimum period for a divorce is 90 days, if the parties do not ask for a waiver of that time period. Either party may apply to the...
Connecticut has instituted guidelines based on income and assets (as detailed in a sworn financial affidavit) that determine who pays what.
Connecticut's legislature has created uniform guidelines based on income and assets to determine what each party is required to pay.