Unfair divorce settlement related to children's expenses.
A deal is a deal. You agreed to it, you're stuck with it. There's no coercion, here; just hard bargaining. If you want to renegotiate without...
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A deal is a deal. You agreed to it, you're stuck with it. There's no coercion, here; just hard bargaining. If you want to renegotiate without...
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What can be done for you? Probably nothing, but maybe a little. Your question isn't very specific, but I think I get what's going on: You left...
MONTHS!?!?! How many months? Call a lawyer TODAY and get in to court to either force her to move the kids back (to LIVE with you) or establish a...
You post "just to see what is legal?" What are you talking about? You don't mention anything illegal in your post. What are you worried about? ...
Yes, you CAN get a divorce. Just follow the advice of your lawyer -- he/she will know exactly how to handle this situation and you should be...
Third time's the charm: get a lawyer! No, wait: you already have one, right? You are, after all, in an "ongoing custody battle." Talk with...
You were not prohibited from meeting nor from moving forward in the divorce so long as the divorce didn't address issues of property -- the...
You are not married. You are free to go your way. If you want to deal with the religious authorities, that's up to you, but hte court doesn't...
One step: hire a lawyer. The mistake you made when you signed hte "notarized letter" was that you didn't have a lawyer. DOn't make that mistake...
Yes, there is a legal way to go about this: hire a lawyer.