Feasterville, PA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Feasterville, PA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Real Estate ... +3 more
It is usually retroactive to the date of filing unless you made some other type of agreement.
Your best bet is to see an estates attorney and have them review the will and the trust. You may not have to liquidate all the assets.
Based on what you described I don't see how that's enough evidence to get a PFA. There must be a threat of imminent harm. Speak to a family lawyer...
It would certainly increase your chances of winning your case.
more details are needed in your case. You should speak with an estate attorney to get better and sound advice on how to proceed. Good luck!
Yes any broker would have that info. It is usually saved in the mls. Contact me and I'll look it up for you.
You should probably have an attorney review both agreements.
you should certainly call them and ask them what you should expect at trial and if you will be asked any questions. You should absolutely be...
What does the psych report have anything to do with support? You should speak with another attorney, especially if the case was ruled complex.
If your agreement says that the breaching party pays legal fees then you can seek that remedy when you file for contempt. Speak to a lawyer about...