What does it mean when an attorney has filed “Notice of Leave of Court” in a custody modification case?
Without seeing the document, it sounds like what they filed is a "Leave of Absence." This is just a notice to the Court and parties that the...
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Without seeing the document, it sounds like what they filed is a "Leave of Absence." This is just a notice to the Court and parties that the...
These can be fact-specific inquiries, as noted by other answers. However, without more information, the answer to all three questions is usually...
Agree with the other answers. You will have 30 days to file a response/answer after you are served. Until then, you are not under a legal duty to...
The trial court will prepare the trial court record for transmission to the Court of Appeals and send you a bill for costs for same. They will...
The required monthly payment amount can only be modified by the Court through a modification action. That said, the Court cannot wipe out any...
Without knowing more about your case, there's no way for anyone on this site to answer this question with any specificity. You'd be better off...
I generally agree with the other response to this question. For reference, here is the code section that addresses imputing income to a party...
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There is no specific, single answer to this question, as it is highly dependent on a lot of different factors. Court costs themselves can be a few...
Generally speaking, no, courts cannot consider the income of a spouse or step parent in determining a parent's income for purposes of calculating...
I agree with the other responder: you should hire an attorney to assist you with discovery and/or the GAL's investigation. Generally speaking, the...