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Can I fire my attorney near the end of a divorce?
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Answered on September 20, 2013
You have the unfettered right to fire an attorney at any time, and yes, you can bring the stipulation to another attorney for drafting. Whether...
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How do I file for an annulment?
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Answered on September 19, 2013
The same way you file for a divorce. You contact a local attorney, have the papers drawn up and filed, then served.
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I've filed for divorce, my husband moved out and is attempting to move back in. HELP
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Answered on September 19, 2013
If he is screaming and yelling, call the police. Get an order of protection. And get a local divorce lawyer ASAP!
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NY no fault divorce question..
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Answered on September 19, 2013
adultery is generally irrelevant in a New York divorce case
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We're having our third baby but never turned in our marriage license. How do we go about getting divorced?
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Answered on September 19, 2013
The same way as anyone else. Find a local attorney and file.
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Divorce. it appears our collaborative effort is failing. can we retain the records of the specialist?
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Answered on September 19, 2013
You've spent $100k on a collaborative process??? Really???
If you can draft an agreement, fine - yes, you can use anything you can salvage - but...
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Can I recover money paid for utility bills I paid to the property owner and utility companies . . .
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Answered on September 19, 2013
You can ask for anything - but it's unlikely you'll get too far with that.
In the state of Mississippi, A couple buy a house and the wife makes all payments , the husband leaves the property.
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Answered on September 19, 2013
That depends. If the "couple" bought the house, presumably he does. You should consult a local attorney to discuss your situation in detail.
Can a couple file for legal separation/divorce and still live in the same house? This situation is due to financial matters.
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Answered on September 19, 2013
Yes, you can.
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My husband and I plan to separate/divorce. Can we still live together? This would be due to financial reasons.
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Answered on September 19, 2013
There's no law that says you can't still live together - whether you want to is a different question.
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