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Looking for a Pro Bono attorney to handle a divorce.
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Answered on August 14, 2014
Your local courthouse may have a list of low and no cost legal aid in your county.
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In a divorce, is there any defense for me against husband fraudulantly marrying me for naturalization?
Kristen's answer
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Answered on August 14, 2014
The question is whether you can prove the fraud...which may be very difficult. The timing is suspicious, but it, alone, may not be enough.
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Having property out of country divorce inquiry?
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Answered on August 14, 2014
That depends. Can you show that no marital money went into the new house?
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Is hiding credit card debt a breach of fiduciary responsibility? I only found out now that we are divorcing.
Kristen's answer
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Answered on August 14, 2014
Probably yes. But where you are in the process matters. Consult a local attorney ASAP and discuss the matter in detail.
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Waiving child support
Kristen's answer
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Answered on August 14, 2014
Under the heading of why you never litigate pro se this is a prime example. Waiving child support is extremely unusual. Whether you have...
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If a couple is legally separated 4 years & one decides to purchase a house, does the other have any legal claim to it?
Kristen's answer
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Answered on August 14, 2014
No. If you're legally separated the economic partnership of the marriage is terminated.
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I had a preliminary conference a few weeks ago, we were given a new date in October to go back for NOI. I/We now have to
Kristen's answer
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Answered on August 14, 2014
You make sure that doesn't happen by exchanging documents on the same day.
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Mans unit came to my house to serve a 4th admendment search on an ex that no longer lives at my address can they come in anyway
Kristen's answer
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Answered on August 14, 2014
No. What you need is a criminal attorney in your home town.
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Is my religious marriage null being that i was going through a civil marriage divorce in nyc?
Kristen's answer
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Answered on August 14, 2014
Yes - you can not marry someone in any ceremony until you are divorced. Your religious marriage will be void...but only after a judicial declaration.
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I live in Tn. My wife moved to Rogers and filed for divorce last year. I have limited income but need a lawyer. Can you help?
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Answered on August 14, 2014
Under those circumstances you should look for low or no cost legal services in your county. Check at the courthouse for a list of agencies that may...
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