Does an elderly husband have the right to know where his wife's family is moving her to?
This is truly unfortunate. My colleague is correct that in situations such as these health care surrogate documents are very important. I guess...
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This is truly unfortunate. My colleague is correct that in situations such as these health care surrogate documents are very important. I guess...
Are you talking about court documents, ones that were filed with the court? Or are you talking about some sort of evidence you had against him that...
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If your husband served you himself, and there is no court record of the filing, then there is nothing you need to do. If you were actually served...
I agree with my colleagues. You need to file a paternity action to establish all of your parental rights and time-sharing.
Mr. Lampert is correct, there are multiple factors that would need to be discussed to determine her rights and what she could get in a divorce that...
I agree with my colleague Ms. Mulder. At this point, contacting an experienced immigration attorney is the first step you should take to discuss...
Get your mother to agree or get the court involved to enter an order modifying the current situation, which may not be an easy task.
The signing of the birth certificate, while helpful to create a presumption of paternity, is not the end all be all. Signed or not, he can still...
This is possible if you are intending to file for divorce.