Can I move into a home I co-own with my husband during the divorce if nothing is in escrow or frozen?
Absolutely! Move it before he gets an order saying you can't because the property must be sold in the "settlement", or for some other reason. ...
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Absolutely! Move it before he gets an order saying you can't because the property must be sold in the "settlement", or for some other reason. ...
A request for judicial intevention (RJI) is just like it sounds: it is a formal request to the court to have a judge assigned to the case--usually...
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You should follow the advice of your attorney or get another attorney. The information in your posting isn't nearly enough for even the most...
If the court orders you to pay, then you best put that at the top of your list or yes, you may end up in jail--eventually. I've been told that...
Either court may entertain a post-divorce action pertaining to the child(ren) or spousal support. Only Supreme Court may consider post-divorce...
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Unfortunately, after two years it is too late to call the discrepancy an "error" because it is presumed that an error would be corrected before two...
This is a question to be decided by the court. Let the judge know; ultimately it is up to the judge whether to proceed or have a new law guardian...
There's tons of paperwork and every court wants it done differently. If you are trying to handle this yourself, I suggest you contact the adoption...
A lot more information is required to help you work out a plan for what you want. I suggest you consult with a local attorney asap. Good luck!
Maybe. Your husband's actions were creepy and immature at best and may have been criminal. If your daughter is a minor, then you may also be...