Can I still obtain citizenship if my husband and I get a divorce?
This should be posted in the immigration law section. It is not a Family Law question.
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This should be posted in the immigration law section. It is not a Family Law question.
You can name your preference in your will, however it would still be up to a court to decide. You preference would receive high consideration but...
You should repost this as a New Jersey question. Laws vary from state to state, particularly in landlord/tenant law, and giving you an answer from...
Each judgment stands on it's own. However you should be aware, as a property owner, the judgment against you may be a lien on your property. Each...
From a Family Law perspective the only way you can remove her is by getting and Order of Protection, but from the facts you give it would likely be...
You do not need to file under the grounds of abandonment. It will not get you anywhere. You can file under the no-fault grounds of irretrievably...
Your question involves 2 legal issues, jurisdiction and venue. New York State has jurisdiction if you both live in NY, or you meet other criteria...
I assume the parties reside in NY. Without any court determination, both parents have the same rights and obligations. Gender is not a factor. If...
This is not a Family Law question. It needs to be on the immigration law forum.
Are you referring to the transcript of your hearing? Was this in Supreme Court or Family Court? Why would you need it for anyway?