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What happens now ?
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Answered on February 03, 2020
Based on your question you will have to go to court on the assigned court date.
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My sons father is taking out his annuity, will it be intercepted for his $50,000 arrears?
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Answered on February 03, 2020
Based on your question probably not the government usually only does tax intercepts.
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How can you prevent first right of refusal when it is risking a child losing his spot at daycare?
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Answered on February 03, 2020
Based on your question you can file with the court or try and work out an agreement with your ex.
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Do child custody attorneys begin cases and allow you to make payments
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Answered on January 31, 2020
Based on your question it depends on the Family Law Attorney.
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I have won a small claims, do I have to file for a proceeding supp. To get a writ filed to get my money?
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Answered on January 28, 2020
Based on your question proceeding supplemental
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On the diversion program do they do drug screen?
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Answered on January 13, 2020
Based on your question it depends on the diversion agreement you signed.
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Can a mother petition the court to change a child's last name and terminate the father's rights?
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Answered on January 08, 2020
Yes, she can petition and ask the court to do anything but must be able to support the request. You need to hire an attorney to protect your rights...
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If me as a husband pays all the bills
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Answered on January 07, 2020
Based on your question the court will usually keep what is called the status quo have they parties pay for during the divorce what they paid for...
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Did my son in law violate a court ordered no contact order by having the electricity turned off at the house he shared with my d
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Answered on January 07, 2020
No, he did not violate the protective order issued in the criminal matter.
How long does officer have to file paperwork on this
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Answered on January 04, 2020
For a misdemeanor the officer can file the paperwork and the prosecutor has up to 2 years to charge you, for a felony they have 5 years.
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