Does 100% of the contents of the home include the appliances?
It will depend on how the judge rules. Appliances are "fixtures" and usually stay with the house, when sold. For foreclosure, you can take them. ...
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It will depend on how the judge rules. Appliances are "fixtures" and usually stay with the house, when sold. For foreclosure, you can take them. ...
One state cannot vacate the orders of another, but State A can find the orders of State B illegitimate and just ignore them. That's not going to...
When you say you know he can get half half of our 401(k), you're off the mark. You CAN take a loan against the account, and it will have to be...
This sounds like a clear-cut case of contempt. He'll almost certainly have to reimburse our attorney's fees and bankruptcy won't save him. Call a...
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It depends. There is no statuse of limitations, today. It used to be 20 years. That changed in, I think, 1997. You probably can collect the...
If there is no court order, you may do what you want. As to the "unsafe" situation, it doesn't sound unsafe to me. You allege: 1) he has a bad...
Tell her to work with her lawyer. She needs an attorney and he is the one with the greatest familiarity with her case. If she doesn't like his...
You flat out DO NOT QUALIFY for an annulment. The window is 90 days and you've waited too long. Your only option is a divorce. As for worrying...
This sounds like a question for your lawyer. That's what you're paying him for. Your lawyer has all the facts and the language of the agreement. ...