How long must you live with a divorced individual to constitute cohabitation under the Conn. General Statutes and case law?
One element the Court's would pay attention to is the intent of the parties involved.
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One element the Court's would pay attention to is the intent of the parties involved.
You can file for yourself, of course. However, I would recommend you hire an attorney to assist you, especially if another state's jurisdiction is...
Ultimately, you will have to make the decision as to what makes sense for you to pursue regarding the well-being of your children and you. I would...
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You are likely best served speaking with a civil torts attorney.
You will have to figure out a way to hire an attorney. There is no way to provide you adequate representation in this format.
If there is a penalty for failure to prepare the QDRO within the 90 days, that would be put in place. However, the word should sounds like it is...
Most jurisdictions allow anyone to file a divorce action so long as the person filing meets the individual jurisdiction's residency requirements.
If you think the Court has been biased in its duties, you may always request a recusal. Be aware that you will have a heavy burden to prove, as...
If the attorney was serving as a mediator, that relationship should have been made clear to each of you.
Generally, any filing submitted while you were both married but the marriage was later annulled must be re-filed as a single filer. If the...