Living together after divorce
I agreed with both of the other answers (Raddatz and Goldstein), but I would be willing to take the former husband's case and make the argument,...
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I agreed with both of the other answers (Raddatz and Goldstein), but I would be willing to take the former husband's case and make the argument,...
Your talking about using the ground of "irreconcilable differences -- Illinois' version of "no fault divorce." To do that, you don't have to...
Call them up and ask them where the laptop is.
You're handling this all wrong and are on such thin ice it's scary. Yes, Mom can show up at any time and demand the child and she'll win. ...
You need to get "civilly unioned" (yes, that's what we say -- civilly unioned") or married.
She should change her name when she marries you.
The best thing to do would be to hire an attorney and let the attorney handle the venue issues.
you should let your attorney handle the filing. If you feel the need to do it yourself, head out to R.M. or e-file when you can.
Talk with your attorney about it before you "just show up." If you don't have an attorney, you should hire one.
The problem with your handshake agreement is the handshake. Hire a lawyer and get a REAL agreement -- in writing and signed by a judge so that...