Will I have to pay alimony to incapacitated ex wife?
From your description it sounds as though you have been in the Juvenile Court on the custody issue, but do not have any final decree of divorce yet...
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Divorce and separation Lawyer at Warrenton, VA
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From your description it sounds as though you have been in the Juvenile Court on the custody issue, but do not have any final decree of divorce yet...
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In Virignia claiming to be a police officer when one is not entitled to do so is a crime: however, if he didn't show you a Felony Arrest Warrant,...
The right of appointment of an 'attorney in fact' is defined by the document which created that role, which is known as a Power of Attorney. If...
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Under Virignia law, a spouse is legally required to provide 'maintenance and support' to an incapacitated spouse, where those two having been...
People who are afraid of a court hearing often claim to have legal counsel when they don't: check with the Clerk's office in the Court where your...
You need to be able to show to the Court the following (1) that there has been a material change in circumstances since the last Order of Custody...
Just because you are underaged does not make you a poor parent, but the fact that you are sexually active and are now once again pregnant raises...
You need to go back to the Order or Agreement which gave you 'joint legal custody'. If the terms of that Order do indeed state that "Mother has...
Anyone can sue anybody at any time: your question really is "If she does sue me, is she likely to win" and the answer is, it depends. From your...
Go ahead and contact the Magistrate's office about requesting a Peace Bond- if you haven't served the ex with a No Trespass Order, then do that...