Indianapolis, IN
Immigration Lawyer at Indianapolis, IN
Practice Areas: Immigration, Divorce & Separation ... +6 more
It's not as easy as one may think. All property in the marriage is a part of a marital pot with 50/50 presumption. You need to retain an attorney.
When in doubt, call the Court and ask. But as a default answer - yes, or you are risking getting a default judgment, and in some cases, getting a...
Did you have a paternity case open? If so, file a motion to prevent travel.
48 is County number - I presume Madison. CO (probably C01) - Circuit Court.
No, not necessarily. If you have proof of your agreement and you abided by all conditions and he didn't, you should request attorney fees if you...
Mr. Perez is right on point. In short, it's a good thing :)
Has the divorce been filed for? If not, it could very well be considered an asset.
Look at this link - http://www.immi-usa.com/work-visa-dentist/ This should explain your options well.
You need to file for divorce through an attorney. If she won't cooperate, you'll still get a divorce in the Court.
You go see an attorney, because this doesn't tell anything about what the child support order said and whether it accounted for retro-delinquency,...
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