Wallingford, CT
Contracts and agreements Lawyer at Wallingford, CT
Practice Areas: Contracts & Agreements, Domestic Violence ... +16 more
Relocation cases are not easy. In a nutshell, you should know the state as you would be asking the court for permission to go to that state. ...
Given the way your question is written, you should have no problem with your filing jointly. Child support has no tax implications. In other...
If the court has already addressed the motion, then you would have to file your own motion to modify support. Yes, you can attempt to subpoena the...
He can demand the car back. However, if you made all of the payments and he never used it, I don't see how he would prevail in a lawsuit. On the...
As stated above, there is no "average". Many times these matters have to be filed (in the form of a lawsuit) in order to see any "real money" from...
I would file the motion to terminate the support. The 55% apportionment is a product of the child support guidelines, and based upon the order of...
Generally, you would have to file a motion for drug testing with the court. Be prepared to do it yourself also as usually the illegal drug user...
No good news here. If the bankruptcy court discharges your son's friend from the debt, then the loan company can (and probably will) go after your...
Generally, unless you have a document that says otherwise or restricts use of the common areas, they are common to the owners and can be used by...
If it was the fault of the upstairs unit it should fall on their insurance and/or the landlord's insurance. If you are unable to get any...