Allocation of debt when no ex committed purjury

You have the right to file a motion for contempt as soon as you have credible and relevant evidence of his having not followed a court order. His...

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Exes attorney told a misrepresentation in his Motion to Shorten Time/Continuance. The entire motion was frivolous and without

Your assessment of the proceedings is relevant only to the extent that the Court agrees with it. The motion will be valued based on the...

Girlfriends mother passed away last June.

The best thing for the concerned party to do is hire an attorney to contest the actions taken by the son. This is more of a probate matter than a...

Hello.. my questions is can you press charges on someone for calling dcf multiple time with false allegations after visitation?

Your best remedy may be to move the Court to review and rule on the contemptuous nature of the reports, if they are indeed unwarranted reports.

What kind of attorney should I get?

Contact your local family services agency and communicate the concerns you have stated to that organization. If you have a legitimate matter, they...

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Living trust. My wife and me have everything under both our names. We have no kids. We have a will.

The biggest advantage of a living trust is, if properly crafted and executed, the Probate Court is generally not involved in the transfer of the...

Can I sue for excecutership Don't feel I can trust person who is excecuter

Unfortunately, an executor can only be removed for cause by the Probate Court based on reliable and relevant evidence. Your feeling of distrust is...

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My Mother passed away, naming my younger brother, older sister, as CO-TRUSTEES, on my Mother's Irrevocale Will. How much power?

No, you do not have to see your sister, however, you have a responsibility to make sure her property is safeguarded, unless there has been a court...

Legal guardian for international siblings

A notarized letter from your parents granting you specific authority to act in their stead should be the very least that you pursue.