How do i respond to a summon letter by court
Yes, you must respond. If you do not respond, the Court can take action against you without you having any say in the matter. The summons will...
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Yes, you must respond. If you do not respond, the Court can take action against you without you having any say in the matter. The summons will...
This is a very complicated situation. Even biological relatives have difficulty gaining custody from the parents. Someone who was not related...
Alimony is based on a combination of factors. Among them: length of the marriage, earning capacity of the parties, reason for the end of the...
Absolutely, you can make an agreement. As long as it is not too outrageous, the court will accept it. If you do go to Court, the judge may or...
I am a Maryland attorney so can answer your Maryland law specific question. If you have worked out all the issues, the court will accept the...
Depends on the wording of the court order. Most likely, you would have to petition the court for permission to move with the child.
The Montgomery County Bar Association offers both pro bono and reduced fee programs for people who are searching for attorneys. You may reach the...
Most likely not. The order is against you. That means you have to stay away from her.
Alimony is not usually modifiable (meaning it can't be changed). Even if it is, it has to be for a very good reason, not just a temporary...
The above answer has nothing to do with whether or not you can change back. If the whole issue is based on a date, you need to determine how...