Does filing a motion for any reason, stop Probation dept. from continuing enforcement of child support?
No, unless there is a court order stopping probation from proceeding.
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No, unless there is a court order stopping probation from proceeding.
Her estate will need to sign over title. Hopefully it doesn't get too complicated and you have documentation of your purchase.
If it is a marital asset it will have to be negotiated in a divorce. As counsel said you will need representation.
If they want to leave your home they can. If not, you cannot force them out without a court order.
You can't. Unless your a party you will have to wait the 100 years.
People that are deliinquint in child support are allowed to get married.
You really need an in person consultation to discuss this properly.
Our suggestion is always to appear in Court with counsel as it is more helpful for you to appear represented.
Don't do it. I strongly suggest you appear represented.
Very possibly. You will receive a notification from probation.