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I would agree with the previous posting. However, I would consider the reasoning behind most judges' stance on not accepting a voluntary...
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I would agree with the previous posting. However, I would consider the reasoning behind most judges' stance on not accepting a voluntary...
The amount of arrearage is always up for debate, and now is the time to encourage settlement. The math should be relatively easy - the custodial...
The short answer is that you need to file an Application for Citation of Contempt. The way that the decree is worded is crucial - I presume that...
Your Dad is not entirely correct - if you are 14 or above, you can choose where you want to live. You would need to file an "affidviat of...
Typically, stolen items are not admissible as evidence - as for them being personal, there isnt really a law against it - just as you could use...
The first portion of your question deals with divorce - to that extent, you should look to the total circumstances - yes, your name (as near as I...
Typically, this would not be admissible evidence - however, it provides vital information that could be used in your a deposition to test your...
If you file an Application for Citation of Contempt, he can be held responsible not only for the past due alimony, but for interest at the legal...
There are some details missing from this situation. Were you and she previously married? If so, what does the divorce decree say? - you would be...
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In order to get a divorce, the defendant must be notified - typically this is done when the sheriff puts the papers in his hands. There is another...
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