Filing for divorce during unemployment
The short answer is maybe. First, though, look at your proposed financial settlement. You mention "selling the house" will result in her...
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The short answer is maybe. First, though, look at your proposed financial settlement. You mention "selling the house" will result in her...
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More detail is necessary here. But, a few general thoughts. First, if she is employed, she probably won't qualify for legal aid (and they usually...
An attorney would have to see the paperwork to specifically response, but, generally, neither date is correct. Most every motion (which is what...
You can't. If your parental rights were actually terminated, you have no legal rights to the children any longer. None. Given the fact that...
If it is an "ex-husband," then the answer is no. You cannot, unilaterally, do it unless you were awarded SOLE legal custody of the child, which is...
If I understand you correctly, you inherited a home worth $550k. You took out some loans against the property totaling $312k, leaving $238k in...
Yes, but you're incorrect in your analysis. I have no idea what you mean by a "hold harmless" agreement in your divorce, but it sounds as if you...
Most municipal debts like this, if left unpaid, are put onto the tax rolls as a special assessment, meaning they travel with the property, not the...
Maybe, but you're liable for the debt, even though you didn't incur it, under the "doctrine of necessaries." Additionally, if I remember...
Normally no, but it is possible. FL, like many states, has a version of the "doctrine of necessaries" wherein a spouse is liable for the debts of...