Enforcing terms of Separation Agreement and Divorce Decree
My first thought is...who is supposed to prepare the deed? Typically I see Separation Agreements that read that the person receiving the property...
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My first thought is...who is supposed to prepare the deed? Typically I see Separation Agreements that read that the person receiving the property...
Yes. Both parties must be present.
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No. Only the person who has the protective order against them can violate the order. However, she is acting contrary to the spirit and intention...
Typically a ROFR is exactly what it sounds like, and it would not matter whether the child was awake, asleep, etc. If the parent cannot provide...
Seconding the two prior responses you should get a copy of the transcript of the agreement put on the record before the court. I would signed the...
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Your question is very unclear. Custody is always modifiable and if unresolved out of court the Court can modify custody upon a finding of a...
Legally against the grandparent? Nope. But you should address the concern with the other parent and if they blow you off or fail to ask their...
you can file on as many grounds as may apply that you can prove. If you have lived separately and consistently in excess of one year without...
You meet the legal definition of separated if you are living apart (not sleeping under the same roof, even for one night) and not having...
A parent cannot "give up one's rights". A parent can have their rights terminated in a Child in Need of Assistance action, which you situation...