What can i do to save myself from Medicaid?
If you don't want to be responsible to Medicaid for your husband's care, then you may have to divorce him., although there may be other options for...
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If you don't want to be responsible to Medicaid for your husband's care, then you may have to divorce him., although there may be other options for...
Yes, if you meet the residency requirements in whatever state you wish to file your divorce. In NY, you would need to be here for at least 1 year...
Yes, there are exceptions based upon the length and nature of the relationship and any other circumstances that may make the situation...
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In the case featured in the article, the court made a very specific ruling based upon the facts of that case and the court was careful NOT to...
First, in order to have any rights at all the "boyfriend" has to have established legal paternity, which requires more than just being named on the...
In most cases, "step-parents" have few "rights" to continue their relationship with children they did not adopt. Their can be exceptions, but they...
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The "father" would have to establish legal paternity before he had any parental rights, and it would be difficult for him to do that without your...
Your question is a little confusing. It sounds like the child's father is deceased, and the child is now living with the mother and the...
Unfortunately, you cannot "have his rights terminated" solely based upon the circumstances you've described. If your boyfriend is looking to...
It depends. Since you have a private lawyer, ask your lawyer because they are in the best position to answer since presumably they are familiar...