Can I file a Motion to Dismiss based on failure to properly state a claim?
The Court probably wouldn't grant a 12(b)(6) motion (which is what it seems you want to do) on the facts that you posted as it seems to be less...
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The Court probably wouldn't grant a 12(b)(6) motion (which is what it seems you want to do) on the facts that you posted as it seems to be less...
To be honest, if you have to ask how to do this it is very unlikely that you are going to be successful without an attorney -- in fact you will...
A hearing will be set, and you will need to be prepared to show the Court that, under the Rules of Civil Procedure, your answers were...
Do you want an answer that is an informed one taking into account all legally relevant facts, or do you want one that is mainly a guess based on...
The Court likely wouldn't enter a restraining order just because he hasn't seen her for 14 months, but the situation underlying the investigation...
These are difficult questions to answer on a general question and answer forum like Avvo because they are very fact dependent. Does she have a...
Regardless of the situation, you will need someone to review your decree in order for them to be able to give you advice, because there are many...
I'm am going to preface this by saying that the responses are based on Arkansas law (messages for questions based on the law in the country of...
If you just had a hearing, you need to act VERY fast. Once you have a hearing, it is generally too late to "re-litigate" the issues. You can...
Alimony is taxable to the spouse receiving it, and deductible by the spouse paying it. Child support is not taxable to the parent receiving it, or...