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My ex wife and I have been divorced for 10 yrs now, she was remarried within a year and using her new husbands last name. I
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Answered on April 25, 2011
No, you can not legally prevent her from changing names.
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If my wife file for a legal separation in the state of new york do i have to move out of my premises
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Answered on April 25, 2011
There is no "move out" requirement in New York law. A separation is possible regardless of residence - the better question is why you would file...
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Can I take my name off my husband car registration before filing for Divorce.
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Answered on April 24, 2011
If your finance company will permit it there is no legal restriction. However, you may find that the finance company isn't likely to cooperate.
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Can the bank deny you acct info when you have an authorization requesting it?
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Answered on April 24, 2011
If you have an attorney that attorney will know how to get a court order for the information.
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What can I do if I cant pay for a divorce?
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Answered on April 24, 2011
Check with your local court clerk to see if they have any poor persons' fee waiver programs.
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Wife has my vehicle financed at her bank, separated, can she refinance?
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Answered on April 24, 2011
If she is the owner of the title to the vehicle, yes.
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When my husband and I divorced, I got primary custody of our child, but we were supposed to alternate years we could claim him
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Answered on April 24, 2011
You should consult a local attorney about an enforcement and/or modification action in court. That attorney will be able to review your documents...
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Can my housband take my child for more than 24 hours during separation?
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Answered on April 24, 2011
You should be speaking with your own (local) family law attorney and developing a plan for action in local court.
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Mexican marriage, assets in the USA, death.
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Answered on April 24, 2011
Yes, there would be a claim - and a will would not protect all the assets. A divorce would. Consult a local attorney asap.
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I broke up with my fiance for infidelity. How do i get him out of my home? He never worked or paid any bills. I paid for every
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Answered on April 24, 2011
If you're not married, it becomes a landlord-tenant problem. Consult a local attorney on the process of eviction.
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