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. Under the laws of the state of CA could I receive permanent alimony after a divorce?
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Answered on September 27, 2013
In 24 years of practice, I have never heard of permanent alimony. Most judges (I am a former judge) will not have alimony exceed half the length of...
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Can a parent be required to exercise residential time?
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Answered on September 27, 2013
No. If a parent wants to be a lousy parent, there is no one who can prevent that.
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Why eviction when I don't have a lease or a month to month agreement. I got a 3 day notice today at 1:00pm.
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Answered on September 27, 2013
Because rent appears to not have been paid.
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Why am I being evicted without a lease?
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Answered on September 27, 2013
My colleagues are correct. You need to move out before you get kicked out by local law enforcement.
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Does a permanent resident need to notify uscis of a current divorce from her us citizen ex husband? does the gc need to be chang
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Answered on September 27, 2013
Change of address - definitely. Divorce - no.
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Can I be fired without being told?
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Answered on September 27, 2013
Yes, they can. Not very ethical or moral. But many employers are not really known for those attributes.
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My Friend was looking girls for marriage in India and lots of girl's parents having my details he didn't selected most of them
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Answered on September 27, 2013
I can guarantee you that the consulate will not get involved as stated by Mr. Cohen. Unfortunately, that is what you get when you go shopping for...
Please explain: motion to vacate forfeiture &
exon. bl.
thank you
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Answered on September 27, 2013
Sounds like a motion to vacate a bond forfeiture due to a person failing to appear for court and an exoneration of the surety. However, it is hard...
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Can a lawyer represent another member of their immediate or extended family in legal proceedings or is their an ethical dilemma?
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Answered on September 27, 2013
Attorneys do it all of the time. There is nothing unethical about it.
Will the state dismiss a criminal case if the alleged victim recants her statement and they have no other evidence other then
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Answered on September 27, 2013
Possible. It depends on the DA. Some DA's (I was a DA for 7 years and a judge for 7 years) loved it when victims recants and took the case to trial...
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