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You should probably file a new case alleging a change of circumstances has occurred since the final court order in your divorce case. You could...
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You should probably file a new case alleging a change of circumstances has occurred since the final court order in your divorce case. You could...
You are bound by the terms of the most recent court order. If you believe visiting with the father is not in your child's best interests, you have...
Where I practice in Anderson, I doubt the Probate Court would allow a person to pursue a guardianship action without an attorney since the statutes...
Your mother could deed 10 acres to your brother. She could then have a new will prepared and reference the fact that 10 acres was already deeded to...
If there is no court order regarding custody and if the parents are not married, the mother has custody of the children. If there is no court...
You would need to hire an attorney to seek an annulment. An attorney in your area could advise you, based on all of the facts, about the proof...
Your bother's lawyer would probably need to file a motion to seek to have the bench warrant lifted.
The easiest thing to do would be to have a lawyer draft a resignation for you and then have it filed with the office in your county that records...
Legally, she has not been served with the pleadings, even though she probably has them in her possession. You could try serving her again by...
You would file a complaint with the Family Court asking for a name change. A Guardian ad Litem would have to be appointed for your child. The...