Being forced to try custody options
There are only two ways to resolve a case. Either settlement or trial. There is no third way.
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There are only two ways to resolve a case. Either settlement or trial. There is no third way.
This is credible evidence. As my colleague stated, authentication may be difficult, however, it would not be impossible. Speak to an attorney in...
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Your only option is to get a divorce.
The court will not generally adjust your support obligation based upon those circumstances as you created the situation which resulted in the...
Have an agreement in writing regarding custody and your relocation. Verbal agreements in these matter are worthless. Speak to an attorney to get...
You are not under their authority, however, they can also tell you not to come back.
It would be seperate cases, but the two of you can cooperate. Whether you can use the same attorney is up to the two of you and up to the attorney.
Less than 10 percent of custody cases go to trial. Even less go to trial after the forensic as usually parties see what the result will be and then...
The court will not allow this type of behavior. File a petition for willful contempt. The Court may find the contempt willful and incarcerate him.
As Mr. Lebowitz stated, the only way to answer your question is speaking with an attorney via a consultation.