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What should i do? Do i need a lawyer or can i just explain this to a judge and hope they will grant me visitation at a center?
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Answered on December 15, 2015
Having a good lawyer is always the best idea. You should set up s consult with one and get everything prepared to file. It takes much more than...
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Vacation
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Answered on December 14, 2015
Generally no you won't get in trouble, so long as you are only staying out of state temporarily for a vacation and the time you are going is not...
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1. How likely am I to get an order of protection without the presence of physical abuse? 2. How likely is he to get custody?
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Answered on December 14, 2015
More specific info is needed. The best move would be to set up a consult with a good family law attorney and discuss what to do going forward.
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Am I wrong should I let him go to Utah
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Answered on December 14, 2015
You have superior rights and it is ok to say no.
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My question is who officially has custody right now. Because he's going agenst everything I'm trying to say and acting like he
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Answered on December 12, 2015
Both parents have equal rights right now. The best move would be to file a petition in court to set custody and visitation, at least on a...
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Are the savings taken into account for CS calculation in IL for unmarried couples?
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Answered on December 11, 2015
Generally, no, the judge will just look at your net income when setting child support.
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What does guardian ad item mean? Does it relate to child custody? Does it have an affect if we are still living together
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Answered on December 11, 2015
A guardian ad litem is an attorney who does an investigation on behalf of minor children or a minor child and makes a report and recommendations to...
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Do both parents each have to take the exact same psychological tests in a 604b?
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Answered on December 11, 2015
That is totally up to the evaluator and what he or she determines.
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I was told that since we're not divorced yet, I have a right to half of what he spends, above living expenses. Is this correct?
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Answered on December 11, 2015
I agree that you need a lawyer here. You can file a dissipation claim and ask for at least half of the money back that your spouse spends for...
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If I accept a lump sum settlement do I have to pay taxes on it? Also, Can I still go back and ask for help with college?
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Answered on December 10, 2015
College should have been addressed in your judgment. Child support is not taxable.
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