Changing your attorney during divorce proceedings, good or bad?
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Answered on March 26, 2015
Not at all. You can change if you feel the need.
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Divorce with children, do both wife and husband need to buy life insurance? or just the husband who pays child support?
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Answered on March 19, 2015
Life insurance is often required to secure child support payments - thus, it's the non custodial parent who is usually asked to purchase it.
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Divorce In Korea
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Answered on March 19, 2015
Yes, as long as both parties are notified and have the opportunity to be heard.
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Divorce from Korea
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Answered on March 18, 2015
Your first stop should be at your JAG office to discuss your options, if any, under local law. If you are still a New York resident you can have a...
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Is a spouse entitled to part of an inheritance the other spouse received while married as part of a divorce settlement.
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Answered on March 18, 2015
Not unless you put it into joint names. Inheritances are separate property.
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Is a spouse entitled to part of an inheritance the other spouse received while married as part of a divorce settlement.
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Answered on March 18, 2015
No. Inheritances are separate property -- unless placed in joint names.
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Is a spouse entitled to any of an inheritance the other spouse received while married as part of a divorce settlement.
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Answered on March 18, 2015
Ordinarily, no. Exception: if the money has been placed into a joint account.
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Will it be a criminal offense to have a wedding ceremony without getting the marriage license
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Answered on March 17, 2015
It won't be a criminal offense to have a ceremony without a license. It also won't be a marriage.
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How do I divorce my husband in new York state
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Answered on March 16, 2015
File, serve and move on. It's a relatively simple process.
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Getting divorced. Am I allowed to use my 401k to pay my legal fees? Her lawyer has blocked my access.
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Answered on March 14, 2015
The automatic orders in a New York divorce do not prohibit use of accounts such as 401ks for legal fees.
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