New York, NY
Divorce and separation Lawyer at New York, NY
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"Showing up" is a very broad term. The arrest will still be there, even though he was never convicted.
If she does not grant you permission you will need to seek a court order to move. Please speak with local counsel. These are not easy cases to...
Hire a process server or the Sherrif's department down there who will do it for you. I have personally used the SD down in NC, and have had success.
It sounds like you need to file some sort of petition. Before you do you, you need to consult with an attorney who needs to speak with you, and...
The best way is to speak with your attorney and develop a strategy to get back into the child's life and take it from there. It will be a long...
The short answer is that it should not be, but the support magistrate has discretion to lower it if he or she deems fit.
I'm not sure what your question is, or what we can do to help you.
You may want to petition the court, but at the same time, if you have no idea where he is, why try to rock the boat now. What difference does it...
You can try a poor person's divorce. Go to the Pro Se office with your benifits card, and they will help you.
Hire a process server in NC. We have successfully used the Sherriff's office in NC to serve people. Perhaps try that.