Do i have the right to ask that neither petitioner or respondent be present during my deposition as a witness in a divorce case?
No. The parties have a right to be present in a deposition in their case.
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No. The parties have a right to be present in a deposition in their case.
Paula's advice is good. I've practiced in the New York City Courts - including Kings County - and have found that accusations like that are usually...
Your lawyer is much closer to the situation than any of us could possibly be. But you can certainly get a second opinion from a local attorney.
You may be entitled to a separate property credit for the property - but under those circumstances the house is marital.
That's not enough information on which to base an answer. Consult a local family attorney and discuss the situation in detail....then review your...
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That depends upon a) what country you're dealing with, and b) your local court rules on alternative service. Consult a local attorney who...
As noted in the previous answer, the mechanics of filing the motion aren't the tricky part. Engaging in motion practice pro se does not carry a...
You can seek enforcement through the courts - but you'll probably need the help of a local attorney.
Did the attorney withdraw or was the case dismissed? Was there an unpaid bill from the attorney?