In a divorce case does the Judge have any LEGAL requirement as to when he enters a final judgment?
You can call the judicial assistant and ask if she has any idea when the final judgment might be entered. Sometimes it takes a while, but three...
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You can call the judicial assistant and ask if she has any idea when the final judgment might be entered. Sometimes it takes a while, but three...
If you don't have a final order of paternity and time sharing you have no visitation rights. DOR doesn't base their orders on private paternity...
No, that is not true. There is no specific time for abandonment, and you have to go to court to legally terminate a parents rights. However if...
You have to do a notice for trial and go to trial. You can't just "ask for a final order." You have to prove your case and you do that by having...
You need to either file for enforcement or modification of the parenting plan, depending on what it says and get a plan that puts in an appropriate...
You do have to let them see the children and speak to the children alone. You do not have to take a drug test without a court order.
If you were not a party, you cannot file a motion for relief from judgment. You need to meet with an attorney who handles real property issues to...
There are a number of different papers, and two different types. There has to be a final hearing and a final judgment. If it is a simplified...
More facts are needed. Paternity, especially if she was pregnant at the time of the divorce and it was not addressed then, can be very...
If an attorney did advise her to do that it would be very bad advice. She sounds like she has some sort of mental issue. You probably need to get...
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