When a indictment is made void and a superseding indictment is issued, should a defendant be arraigned on the new indictment?
My colleague is correct, it is not voided, just amended.
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My colleague is correct, it is not voided, just amended.
Speak to an attorney in Wisconsin.
If he does indeed have money in multiple accounts as you say, then yes child support can be achieved. Generally, you hear no child support is...
You can sign a sworn declination of prosecution stating you do not wish to cooperate with the state attorney's office, that you do not fear him,...
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You should expect to have to argue and present the motions that you have filed before the court and provide sufficient proof or evidence showing...
There's not really a question here, however, as Mr. Rose stated, calling DCF is an option if you want to go that route.
No you will not still get the support money if he is not either directly paying it to you, or he does not have an employer anymore where the money...
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You can contact legal aid but it most likely will not provide the immediate relief you are seeking.
Mr. De Groot is correct, typically you use employer records/paystubs and/or income tax returns.
You could keep the child but as my colleagues Mentioned it might be best to consult with an attorney and also have them review the timesharing...