Court order divorce question?
You could use the eviction process as you have a court order giving you exclusive posession of the premises. However, I'd file a motion in the...
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You could use the eviction process as you have a court order giving you exclusive posession of the premises. However, I'd file a motion in the...
Since your still married and have no formal agreement and not goverened by any court order, there are no rules. You should try to come to an...
Simple, Hire an attorney. You dont need his permission or signature to get divorced, you just need to understand the proceedure. You shouldnt...
Usually second hand information is wrong and you may not have all the facts. However, based on what you just stated, I wouldnt agree with the...
Your decree should provide where the unpaid bills are sent and who is to receive reimbursement. If its a big problem and not covered in your...
Probably. Normally venue is the county you have lived in for at least 90 days, however if your separated you can file for divorce in the county...
This is a really good question. Yes, you can have a temporary separation agreement drawn up which covers you immediate concerns and spells out all...
You can file for divorce or seek an annulment on the grounds that she is currently married. You need to hire an attorney.
His responsiblity is to do whatever is stated in your Decree. If he wasnt given a time frame, then it should be a reasonable amount of time, but...
You can obtain service by publication. However, I suggest you have an attorney do it all for you. thee are rules which need to be followed, which...