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Without a prenup, is there a way to negotiate different terms for the assets/debts instead of splitting it 50/50?
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Answered on March 02, 2015
Mr. Benton and Ms. Straus have provided excellent counsel. I would add that should the two of you not be able to come to some sort of negotiated...
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I need a real estate lawyer
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Answered on March 02, 2015
If the Court ordered transfer of the house into your husband's name by her, she can be brought back to court on a contempt filing. If the issue of...
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Divorce when one partner lives in a different state.
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Answered on March 02, 2015
Depending on which of you chooses to file the action, that person could file wherever either party has been resident for the statutorily required...
In the state of Alabama is it illegal for a wife to open up her husband's mail
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Answered on March 02, 2015
I tend to be of the same mind as Mr. Holliman. Many jurisdictions treat the wife and husband co-habiting as a single unit and generally do not...
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Divorce
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Answered on March 02, 2015
Check with the clerk of the court to see what your options are to effect service when you cannot find the address of the other party.
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Divorce
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Answered on March 02, 2015
You should be able to file wherever you meet the residency requirements of the jurisdiction. That being said, custody is often dealt with by the...
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I need a divorce atty
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Answered on March 02, 2015
You may always review the attorneys available on this site in the Find A Lawyer section.
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How do I determine which is best for me, I live in NC: a last will and testament, living trust, or living will?
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Answered on March 02, 2015
Ms. Haas and Mr. Robinson have provided excellent advice. I would recommend your reviewing your will every five years, or so, either way.
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I need to make a will.. . How much would that cost ??
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Answered on March 02, 2015
Many attorneys charge varying rates for a will. The most important thing is you feel comfortable with the attorney who you wind up choosing.
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When my grandparents passed we were told that they left me and my siblings something in their will but we have yet to see it
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Answered on March 02, 2015
If you have knowledge of the will and have actually seen it, you may be able to bring an action to either force probate or challenge the...
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