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I already filed for divorce. i filed the quick divorce to be divorce in 20 days or less. he didnt sign the last 2 pages
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Answered on October 07, 2013
Use the find a lawyer tab above.
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How can I expedite my divorce?
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Answered on October 07, 2013
A motion to expedite is not expensive. But it may not be granted....
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Is there anyone who would finish my case for flat fee?
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Answered on October 07, 2013
It's possible. But you can't do it in Federal Court. But there must be a reason that your attorneys haven't wanted to settle without spousal support.
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If I need to amend my divorce petition, do I have to pay the $435 filing fee again in LA County Superior Court?
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Answered on October 07, 2013
No.
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Divorce about spouse support??
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Answered on October 07, 2013
Without a detailed understanding of the finances of the marriage it's impossible to be precise. You should consult a local attorney and discuss the...
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If you are legally separated and living together do the financial agreements in the separation still stand?
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Answered on October 07, 2013
Yes, the agreement stands. As to your ability to purchase a home, presumably he will not be part of your application.
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99 acre farm left to 3 siblings, one dies his third goes to his two sons, will says to sell all his part what can other 2 do?
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Answered on October 07, 2013
It's difficult to understand what this has to do with divorce.
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Can I file petition for child custody prior to divorce in Florida?
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Answered on October 07, 2013
That depends upon the circumstances. Consult a local attorney ASAP.
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When can an emergency hearing be requested?
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Answered on October 07, 2013
You can't stop an ex from doing something stupid. And you're unlikely to successfully litigate motions as a do it yourself project.
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Can i convert a legal sep done 2003 in CA to a divorce. both parties live in different states now
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Answered on October 07, 2013
You have to file based on the law of the state in which you live.
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