Filing my own divorce- question on divorce hearing?
Yes, you need to bring someone to the hearing who knows you well enough that he or she can testify under oath that they know you and your husband...
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Yes, you need to bring someone to the hearing who knows you well enough that he or she can testify under oath that they know you and your husband...
Until you are legally married, the father will be in violation of that restraining order if he allows you to stay overnight in the presence of the...
If she's actually filed a case in family court for child support, you should get an attorney and try to have child support waived for three years...
A subpoena can only be issued as part of a court case. So unless you file for a divorce against your wife, you can forget about getting any sort...
If you and the mother are not, and never were, married, you don't have any custodial rights--unless you have a court order granting you those...
Adultery and fornication are both still crimes in South Carolina (SC Code of Laws, Section 16-15-60). However, I think the last time anyone was...
If the parents have never been married and there is no court order determining custody or visitation, the mother has all the custody rights. Thus,...
You can't set aside the divorce. If you and your former spouse wish to be married again, you simply have to get married again.
If you mean by "law" the police, probably not. If you are the custodial parent of your son, you would not be breaking any laws by moving somewhere...
I suppose you could, but child support and visitation are two separate issues. Just because you pay child support doesn't mean you get to see the...