Bankruptcy and debit card
Debit card should be no problems, especially after filing date.
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Debit card should be no problems, especially after filing date.
That's one of the issues to address when you file for Divorce or Separation. I would see an attorney to discuss your steps.
It probably should read as zero. That's normal for many documents.
You need to file a Notice of Intent to Relocate at least 90 days prior to move. He has 60 days to object.
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No wildcard, you may be confusing it with federal law. But if you are eligible to file with Indiana exemptions, then it should be plenty to cover...
Your privacy might be compromised and you might never find out who did it. You need to contact Sprint immediately and get them any proof they need...
They can't jail for not paying the bill, but they can hold you in contempt for not showing up to the hearings.
You definitely need to see a bankruptcy attorney who is also well-versed in family law.
Has the paternity case been opened? If so, you may want to ask the Court to restrict his visitation to ensure no family is around.