How do I protect my social security benifits in a divorce.
the divorce court does not have the power to do anything about social security benefits. you each keep your own.
Libertyville, IL
Litigation Lawyer at Libertyville, IL
Practice Areas: Litigation, Child Custody ... +3 more
the divorce court does not have the power to do anything about social security benefits. you each keep your own.
you may feel whatever you wish./ but your feelings are not the law. the 16 year old will not go in front of a judge to voice his opinion. the...
you are not paying cs for adult children. you are paying now what you did not pay when they were minors. you owe that and the interest at...
if dcfs closed the case due to lack of evidence, then what evidence do you have? who are your witnesses and to what will they testify? if you...
tell the girl that the day she turned age 18, she is an adult and no longer under the legal control of either parent. she is free to move out of...
if you are within 30 days of the date the judge signed the order, you file a notice of appeal in the trial court. probably not a do it yourself...
yes. go to the office of there court clerk. get a copy of every paper in your case file. take that to interview some lawyers in the county in which...
petition to revoke what? does who offer a deal? what is who trying to do?? the way is should work is that you file a petition and a notice of...
the court will do nothing unless and until you ask it to. you would have to file a motion to ask the judge to do something, you must specify what...
whether he can legally live with the child depends upon the wording of this criminal sentencing order. read it. then, the mother of the child...