Alexander Root Folk

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Cuyahoga Falls, OH

Chapter 7 bankruptcy Lawyer at Cuyahoga Falls, OH

Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Criminal Defense ... +11 more

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In Ohio, can I sue my husband for belongings that I left after I moved out? He put them outside & they ended up wet from rain.

Alexander's answer | Answered on July 14, 2011

Yes. The Court will make an appropriate allocation of the destruction of your property in the divorce.

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What are my chances of getting custody of the mom wont follow court visitation order

Alexander's answer | Answered on July 14, 2011

There are strategies that can be employed for you to accomplish this goal. You need professional advice and money to pay for the fight that will...

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How can I keep an absent father from getting visitation of any kind?

Alexander's answer | Answered on July 14, 2011

No. Not likely.

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What can happen to my child and myself if who signs the birth certificate is later proven to not be the biological father?

Alexander's answer | Answered on July 14, 2011

Anyone claiming to be the father can ask for a paternity test through the County Child Support Enforcement Agency. However, the biological father...

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My friend has been battling for custody for his son for about a year and a half now in the mahoning county courts

Alexander's answer | Answered on July 14, 2011

This is posted under an Ohio case. This should be in Pennsylvania if the jurisdiction is still there. See a PA attorney for response.

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Can my ex get visitation even though he is not caught up on child support?

Alexander's answer | Answered on July 14, 2011

There is a constitutional right of a parent to have contact with their child(ren). You can limit his contact in a number of ways but when the...

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What charges can I file against my mother and her husband, if any? Kidnapping, or otherwise?

Alexander's answer | Answered on July 14, 2011

Your post does not contain enough information to give you the answer to your question. However, you need to review the Court Order and determine...

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