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Presumably you've been served with a Family Court petition along with the summons. You should have the petition reviewed by a local attorney and...
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Presumably you've been served with a Family Court petition along with the summons. You should have the petition reviewed by a local attorney and...
Under the law that took effect in Oct. 2010 you don't need to wait to get a divorce. If you have a separation agreement that typically would...
Yes.
The first answer is right, to a point. The first question that needs to be answered is what the basis of your current support obligation is....
Using a form to draft a will is almost always a bad idea. Using a form in New Jersey to meet Illinois standards is an even worse idea.
The first answer is almost correct. However, it depends upon what the papers are. And if you are a party to the case you can not serve the papers...
There isn't a question attached here, but this seems to be the same scenario you posted last week. You should consult a divorce attorney and...
Sue, yes. Win, no.
There's not enough information in your question on which to base an answer. You should consult a local attorney and discuss the case in detail.
It depends upon what court and for what purpose. You should consult an attorney in the state in which your case is pending.