Can I appeal my Divorce if I sine 'd a 3301 c form
If the divorce has not been made final, you can revoke the 3301(c) affidavit. You need to contact an attorney immediately.
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If the divorce has not been made final, you can revoke the 3301(c) affidavit. You need to contact an attorney immediately.
In some ways it depends on the practice in your county. Usually, if you want to file for one over the weekend you'll usually need to contact the...
In addition, most attorneys have a system that screens callers so that they can avoid having parties with conflicting interests coming in for...
In addition, you can go to the Bucks County Law Library, which is on the first floor of the Court House. There you'll find rules books which will...
You would petition the court to allow the name change. You may also have to have the biological father's agreement to the change. Consult a local...
In reality, the chances of receiving the full $14,000 in a limp sum, which is what I believe you're asking, are not great. However, the court can,...
As the other two attorneys have indicated, you really need to contact an attorney. If you were previously represented by an attorney that would be...
The Pennsylvania support guidelines referred to allow the court to take into consideration the children's father's income and your income, using...
I'm adding to the answer given above. You are expected to tell each other at least 30 days ahead of time when you want to exercise you right to...
The waiting period you're asking about is two years from the date you separated. It seems from the way you worded your question that you filed your...