My question is regarding child support modifications.
It depends on the wording of the settlement. If the settlement stated that you had an opportunity for full disclosure & waived it, then it's...
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It depends on the wording of the settlement. If the settlement stated that you had an opportunity for full disclosure & waived it, then it's...
That's really something which is up to that Building's rules. He may wish to inquire if a notarized letter from you to that effect would be...
The issue is that if you move out without your father's consent, you may arguably forfeit your ability to claim support from him. Moreover, you...
I'm not sure what you mean by "trial letter," but you are correct that if you're not a named party to the case, then the only way you're legally...
First, if the person was a process server & was merely serving the notice & had no actual contact with her, my feeling is that it's very unlikely...
There are many reasons which would support a "reasonable excuse for your default." Among them are having a documented medical emergency. Be...
If you already specifically raised the issue before the Judge & the Judge said you can take the children to St Thomas upon 2 weeks notice, then I'm...
Go to the County Clerk's office in the county where either you or he reside & look-up your name on their computer. If it's there, you can retrieve...
He could, yes, and then the court will need to hold a hearing on whether it's in the best interests of the child to remain residing in TX v. NY. ...
You'd need to re-post the question under the Georgia Child Custody forum.