I'm a witness deposed in someone else's divorce case should I hire an attorney to protect my son
No, the subpoena does not tell you what you'll be asked. You may want to consult your own attorney to discuss your options.
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No, the subpoena does not tell you what you'll be asked. You may want to consult your own attorney to discuss your options.
It means that you have a limited period of time to serve responsive papers to the Order to Show Cause, and that you have to file them both with the...
You can seek a modification going forward on the basis of a substantial change in circumstances. Retroactively - it will be more difficult.
You can seek enforcement through the court by Order to Show Cause - if it's worth it. But the process isn't an easy do it yourself project.
It's unlikely. If you signed it without reading it you made a serious error. But show what you signed and any transcript to a local attorney and...
It depends: when did you get the request?
Not unless it was placed in a joint account.
No, you do not have to remain in New York - but: do you have children of this marriage? That could alter the advice. A consultation should be...
Consult local attorneys and find one willing to make an application for fees to be paid by your spouse... but don't delay. The remainder of the...
If it is a benefit accrued during the marriage, she's entitled to a share in it. Whether that will be 50-50 or not (it usually is) depends upon the...