..I understand that you have 6 month to contest a will .Does that mean you can't bring action against the trustee for anything
This sounds more like a contracts or business question than a wills or divorce question.
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This sounds more like a contracts or business question than a wills or divorce question.
File a motion with the clerk of the courthouse. You clearly need to hire an attorney.
If you are seeking an attorney to help with your divorce, you may always contact the local legal aid society or review the attorneys available in...
If you can afford to hire an attorney, do so. If not, you will have to abide with the consequences.
This seems pretty straightforward; hire an attorney and prepare yourself to combat the ex parte motion.
Yes, you must continue to pay. Compliance with a court order is not to be used as a parenting or motivational technique for your children. You...
First, if the child is not of legal age to make the decision himself, the legal parents would have to agree to this action. As for the...
This question is more appropriately answered by an administrative law attorney.
No. Though child support is paid on behalf of the child, it is the custodial parent who is the recipient.
Short of termination of your parental rights by court order, you still have custodial rights of some form. If the physical custody was a private...