Is it legal for a non-attorney to help in filing a divorce in NJ
You can represent yourself Pro Se and you can get help from whoever you want. But, anything that is filed has to be signed and certified by you...
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You can represent yourself Pro Se and you can get help from whoever you want. But, anything that is filed has to be signed and certified by you...
This is a very complicated issue for which you should definitely consult with a local attorney such as http://www.williamkay.net/ who may be able...
You want to consult with a New York attorney perhaps John Toresco: http://www.suffolk-divorce.com/patchogue-ny-attorney-profiles.htm but it is my...
You definitely want to consult with a local attorney regarding local laws but it is my understanding that, barring any exceptions, police officers...
I agree that you should consult with a local attorney. But, more information may be necessary. What is the judgment for? Is it for a family type...
I agree, review your agreement to see what's required of you. Otherwise, unless it is silverware worthy of an appraisal, it is probably not worth...
Agreeing to modify the terms of an agreement doesn't always invalidate the terms of the agreement so it may still be enforceable. Otherwise, if he...
I don't think you are providing enough information. Where was your religious marriage? Did you ever get a marriage license in the U.S.? There are...
You will want to consult with a local attorney but, generally, jurisdiction over custody is normally rexercised by the court in the jurisdiction...
You will want to consult with an experienced family law attorney such as this one: http://www.williamkay.net/