Hello, my J-1 visa in which the annotation appears ". Bearer is not subject to section 212 (E) Two year rule does not apply".
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Answered on June 18, 2014
It means that the two year period does not apply to this visa.
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Child born out of wedlock. An order is on file naming me as the biological father. No custody order, can I leave Ne w/child.
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Answered on June 18, 2014
You can move, but if a custody order gets into place than the jurisdiction will be in Nebraska. Best to get a lawyer and file.
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Hello,
I have recently gotten pregnant and my other 3 children are in the custody of the fathers. Can the state take this child
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Answered on June 18, 2014
Not without a good reason. Just because of prior matters does not mean you cannot parent.
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Can a bank transfer funds from an checking acct. to an estate checking acct. with out notifying, the surviving owner.
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Answered on June 18, 2014
It truly depends on the nature of all the accounts. You could take money out and they would have not right/authority to have another owner...
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Paternity leave FMLA
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Answered on June 17, 2014
It really is a question for the company HR to make a determination.
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Can a loan be added to my deceased father's trust without the authority of the beneficiaries?
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Answered on June 17, 2014
You would have to talk with the trustee for the correct answer.
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How to switch child custody order from Utah to Nebraska. Neither parent lives in Utah anymore. Kids dont want to see Dad anymore
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Answered on June 17, 2014
Get the Utah order registries here and than move to change it so you can get what your asking for. Non-payment of child support is never a good...
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Is this a scam or for real
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Answered on June 17, 2014
Looks like a scam and they don't even have a Nebraska lawyer suing you.
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Do I have to pay this medical bill?
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Answered on June 17, 2014
Object to the bill and see if the court will reduce or dismiss it.
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Why is a city not responsible for removal of an extremely large, damaged unstable tree sitting on abandoned property
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Answered on June 17, 2014
Not much you can do, but sue the landowner for the cost of removal. Get a judgment and take the land as payment.
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