Richard Monroe Webb

Richard Monroe Webb's Answers (35)

Mooresville, NC

Divorce and separation Lawyer at Mooresville, NC

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Real Estate ... +5 more

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I am relocating temporarily for Graduate School. How can I grant mother custody so she can enroll my child in school?

Richard's answer | Answered on May 20, 2013

Congratulations on graduate school. There are a number of issues you will need to consider in a custody agreement, even if it is temporary in...

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If I decide to drop a restraining order that was a consent filed as a Rule 65 here in Charlotte, NC how will that look for me?

Richard's answer | Answered on May 20, 2013

I suggest you consult with a local attorney to advise you about your options with respect to the restraining order. In doing so, you can discuss...

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What do I file, the other sides attorney issued an order but left out much of the judges ruling & I didn't review before filing?

Richard's answer | Answered on May 20, 2013

There are certain methods for seeking relief from a judgment or order of the court for clerical mistakes, and/or mistakes, inadvertence, excusable...

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I just recieved a civil summons for a divorce. I'm not sure what I have to do?

Richard's answer | Answered on May 20, 2013

While it is true that no action may ultimately be necessary, it is vitally important that you consult with an attorney to fully understand your...

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So I need to change a consent order in Mecklenburg county how do I submit this to the judge?

Richard's answer | Answered on May 20, 2013

Consent orders may only be modified by the consent and agreement of the parties who entered the initial consent order. A change must be executed...

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