Is a P.O.A. witnessed by a lawyer in Connecticut legal in Nebraska?
The short answer is yes. Attorneys in Connecticut take two oaths, one as an attorney and one as a commissioner of the superior court. The oath as...
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Wallingford, CT
Family Lawyer at Wallingford, CT
Practice Areas: Family, Real Estate
The short answer is yes. Attorneys in Connecticut take two oaths, one as an attorney and one as a commissioner of the superior court. The oath as...
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To fully answer yur question I would need to know a little more detail. First, what was the relationship between you and the other party? The...
Generally speaking, all discovery is done outside of the court, including depositions. There are some exceptions, those are rare when it comes to...
As valid as your excuse for not showing in court may be, you need to keep in mind that the Judges hear excuses all the time and at least some of...
The short answer is yes, but he will need to convince a judge to issue that order. The long answer will require a lot of details about your...
The first question you need the answer to is if the property you are talking about is probate property or non-probate property. Certain types of...
The primary question I have is whether you signed a written lease. Based on what you said in your question, I am assuming that your roommate...
OK, this is a difficult answer to give without knowing a lot more details. The short answer is that there may not be anything you can file in your...
He does not need to be employed for you to divorce him. Though as others have already mentioned, his employment status may effect the alimony...
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I would start by asking your lawyer about the charges. There might be a reason for the charges. I have a suspicion that you are referring to...