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Unfortunately, no one who is not an attorney can file a divorce for you. As my colleague suggested, you may be able to sue them depending on what...
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Unfortunately, no one who is not an attorney can file a divorce for you. As my colleague suggested, you may be able to sue them depending on what...
You definitely need to show up in Court. All sorts of crazy things can happen when you are not there to tell "your side" of the story. For your...
Not likely. Every state has different laws and different forms. Perhaps you should contact a Florida attorney. If the divorce is actually...
I agree with Mr. Hobson. If the discovery period is still open, you can demand answers and documents from the party and/or do a third party...
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The answer is "maybe". Courts are reluctant to grant sole custody except in the most dire of circumstances. Your case may be in that category. ...
In Georgia, anything earned during the course of the marriage is marital property. Arguably, some or all of your severance pay will fall into that...
We are not allowed to solicit or accept business through these Q&As. You would need to contact attorney's directly to see who might be willing to...
No. Arrears don't go away until they are paid. As my colleague said, there in most cases by the time a child is 19, the obligation to pay ongoing...
Mr. Hopkins' answer is exactly on point. Talk to an attorney today about filing a petition for legitimation. Based on the little bit you have...
My guess is that you received a temporary protective order (TPO). If it is an ex parte temporary protective order, it means that someone has...