How does one appear in court but live in another state ?
The best way to resolve this is to contact an attorney in Texas who can appear in court for you and handle things (or, at the very least, give you...
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Divorce and separation Lawyer at Jacksonville, FL
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The best way to resolve this is to contact an attorney in Texas who can appear in court for you and handle things (or, at the very least, give you...
It sounds like there is no finding of Paternity granting you rights to the child - so that is likely what you need to do - file a Petition to...
As the other attorneys have advised, most of the time the answer to your question is "yes" because the financial affidavit also contains...
You should definitely seek a consultation with a Family Law attorney in your area to discuss the children. As to the restraining order, you have...
The assumption is that you know your financial responsibilities prior to deciding to have more children - thus why it is that "subsequent children"...
As it sounds like there is a court case open (you have 40/60 timesharing), you really want to sit down and discuss the specifics of the case with...
You are going to want to repost your question to the Georgia forums so that you can get input from attorneys who practice in Georgia since that is...
In Duval County, if neither party is represented by counsel, the Family Court Services will review the case and let the parties know what is...
It always saddens me that people sit around waiting for "Child Support" to get some sort of action going. That takes too long. You should have,...
I don't like to tell people, "You should have had an attorney" but clearly you should have. Your timesharing should have been outlined so that...