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Get charged for being a bigamist?
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Answered on December 11, 2012
There are ways to handle a missing spouse/divorce. Consult a local divorce attorney - it's almost impossible to do it properly on your own.
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Spanish speaking, non-educated spouse coerced into signing divorce agreement
Kristen's answer
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Answered on December 11, 2012
Your friend should do now what he should have done prior to signing any papers: consult a local divorce attorney. ASAP.
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Can I open a divorce case and then withdrawed without any penalty or consequency from the state's court (White Plain Sup Court)?
Kristen's answer
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Answered on December 11, 2012
That depends. Have you signed a stipulation as to cause? If so, you may have a problem.
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Son rents his residence. Allowed his adult daughter to move in after divorce. How does he kick her out? Legal eviction costs .
Kristen's answer
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Answered on December 11, 2012
Landlord tenant law applies. Consult a local attorney.
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Is a final judgement ever reversable?
Kristen's answer
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Answered on December 11, 2012
Did the legal clinic represent you or just help you fill out forms? Did you miss appearances? This is why you get the help of a local attorney...
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Can my wife move out of state with my kids if we have not filled for divorce?
Kristen's answer
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Answered on December 11, 2012
She can - but you should discuss with a local attorney what your options are under the circumstances.
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What will happen if I cannot get my husband to complete required steps in our divorce?
Kristen's answer
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Answered on December 11, 2012
Yes - but you'll need the help of a local attorney.
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I have not seen or spoken to my husband in 10 months. I want to file for divorce but I no longer know where he lives.
Kristen's answer
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Answered on December 11, 2012
Contact a local divorce attorney and work through the attorney.
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If I have been legally separated for a year in NC, can my spouse contest the divorce for no reason other than to torture me?
Kristen's answer
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Answered on December 11, 2012
He or she can try... but it won't get very far.
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After a hearing i have found documents that would clear me. How do I get in front of a judge on that matter again?
Kristen's answer
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Answered on December 11, 2012
You should discuss the situation with a local attorney - and show that attorney any documents you may have.
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