Making an agreement for a child?
The only way to have an enforceable agreement is to have the court enter it as an order. Anything else is just words on a page. A notary does not...
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Family Lawyer at Newington, CT
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The only way to have an enforceable agreement is to have the court enter it as an order. Anything else is just words on a page. A notary does not...
Very confusing. Why would your child's ex-wife be in the picture? I agree that you need to sit down with counsel to flesh this out.
I agree with fellow counsel. I would add, given the general feel of your post, you would also be served best by haven't a counselor you can speak...
The statute in Connecticut requires the person who desires to move to prove certain things. First, the statute requires that the reason behind the...
Keeping family together is very important. Unfortunately, forcing a parent to give visitation to any other person (uncles and aunts included) is...
Whether you can afford an attorney to represent you or not, you are at the very least best served getting a consultation with an experienced...
I agree with Attorney Subbloie. You might be able to go forward with an uncontested divorce hearing. Check with the clerk.
There are many obstacles you would face trying to do so, least of all being income. You would need to first establish that you have a parent child...
It probably means that you and your lawyer have had a falling out and that he/she is seeking to withdraw from your representation.
While Attorney Macdonald is correct, a few more things to keep in mind. Read your judgment. Is alimony modifiable? If the college tuition, etc....