What does "not modifiable without mutual stipulation of both parties mean?"
It means that all the parties have to agree to the modification in order for the terms of the order to be changed. My question is whether a judge...
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It means that all the parties have to agree to the modification in order for the terms of the order to be changed. My question is whether a judge...
It will be possible to subpoena the messages assuming the subpeona is sent to the telephone carrier immediately. Some carriers only store the...
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That depends upon your attorney and the facts of your particular case. Generally there is only the filing fee and any fees your attorney charges. ...
You will need to file a petition with your county's probate court stating that its in the child's best interests that the Court appoint you...
Unless you prove that he would pose a danger to the child physically or he poses a danger to the child's emotional development you won't be able to...
There is a presumption that there will be an even split on ALL assets owned by the parties at the time they filed their petition for dissolution of...
You are past the age where your dad can be ordered to pay support. Usually courts order support from the date a dissolution, legal separation, or...
Its impossible to advise you since you don't provide information regarding history of your family, history of your husband, criminal background,...
It's impossible to answer this question. If this order disposes of all issues in your case, you have thirty (30) days from the date the ordered...
You should obtain a copy of the divorce decree from the Kentucky court and file a motion to register the decree in Indiana if the parties have...