Does filing for bankruptcy discharge a non-custodial parent from making educational payments that were ordered by divorce decree
No. Marital payments such as child support and alimony are not dischargeable.
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No. Marital payments such as child support and alimony are not dischargeable.
The result would be that you would have to show that your marriage was not for immigration purposes.
Not necessarily - but you will have to show that your marriage was not for immigration purposes.
You seem more than a bit confused about defamation as it applies to a corporation. A corporation can not slander. An individual has to speak the...
1. Yes. 2. That's more complicated than a yes/no - but under most circumstances it's the appreciation only. 3. No. Living there is irrelevant....
It's not clear what you mean by "for the purpose of illustrating" - but given the fact that you're planning a commercial use you would be well...
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This is why litigating against a party represented by an attorney is very difficult for a pro se. Contact a local attorney and discuss what is...
You go back to the court that issued the document.
The filing cost is $45 - but the papers have to be properly prepared and served, and this may be difficult for you. There may be a pro se office in...
It's impossible to tell if you'd get spousal support based solely on the information you provided. However, you would certainly get child support -...