Continuance
Judges don't generally like delays unless there's a very good reason. You can file at any time - but don't expect an easy "yes."
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Judges don't generally like delays unless there's a very good reason. You can file at any time - but don't expect an easy "yes."
Ask, yes. Get? Another question one that requires a lot more information.
It's hard to understand why you'd be litigating an agreed upon parenting plan - especially after a month. Has there been a change in circumstances...
If he was married when your ceremony was performed you don't need a divorce - but you may need to seek a declaration from the court stating that...
You can go to court to seek enforcement of the decree - but the first question you'll have to answer is why did you wait 17 years.
That depends upon the circumstances and the specific facts of the case. The person who believes that he or she has been tricked should immediately...
It's impossible to assess whether it's worth your while, or, for that matter, what you would get at all without a breakdown of the finances of the...
If the notary was present when the document was signed, it's not a problem. Otherwise, it's improper.
It becomes marital when you make it a joint account.
Unless your agreement specifies otherwise you can always file your own return as married filling separately.