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My sister, who had P.O.A. for our dad has not accounted for 40,000+ of his money. He needs it now. What can we do?
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Answered on February 04, 2011
I agree with the previous post. If she isn't cooperating with you, then an attorney can demand an accounting and if she still fails to comply, the...
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How to get a fathers parental right taken away
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You should obtain an attorney to hanlde this as there are several things that will need to happen and you will want someone who understands the...
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I recieved my second underage
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You should consult with an attorney. This will allow an attorney to evaluate the case to see if there are any defenses and if not, your attorney...
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I had primary custody for my son for 2 years now. We went to court and the judge gave the the mother primary.
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Answered on February 04, 2011
Your next step absolutely should be to consult with an attorney. There is alot on the line in custody cases, so you want to be sure that you have...
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How should I write a motion to get my prop back after I won at the magistrate?
I represented myself against the game comission
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Answered on February 04, 2011
You really should have an attorney for this. Any motion must comply with PA's procedural rules and if it doesn't, the court will not accept...
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If my fiance files for joint custody for his to kids with his ex can he be the primary parient? How could he do that?
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Answered on February 04, 2011
That is a very difficult question to answer based on these limited facts. Getting a lawyer certainly is your best bet of being able to get what...
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Is there an easy low cost way to do a coustody agreement if both parties are in agreement ?
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Answered on February 04, 2011
I agree with the previous post. Your best bet is going to be to have a consult with an attorney to review all your options. If all the parties...
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My daughter is 14. She will be 15 next month. She is refusing to see her father on some scheduled weekends. Her reason is valid.
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Answered on February 04, 2011
The court order can be changed, either through a petition to modify and then possibly going through a hearing, or it can be done through consent of...
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I NEED HELP MY SON IS 8 YEARS OLD AND DOES NOT WANT TO GO TO HIS FATHERS HOUSE AND FOLLOW THE COURT ORDERwe have two child what
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Answered on February 01, 2011
I agree with the previous post. Your first step should be to sit down with your current attorney. If you are unhappy with him and want to change...
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I have partial custody of my son and his mother has taken him to another state violating the court order what should I do?
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Answered on February 01, 2011
If the partial custody that you have was made a part of a court order, and I am assuming it was, then you could file a petition to have her found...
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