The decree or order does not contain the required finding concerning family violence
Yes, you will need to include a statement in your decree, and then you will need to recite it verbally before the court in your "prove up". If you...
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Yes, you will need to include a statement in your decree, and then you will need to recite it verbally before the court in your "prove up". If you...
Yes, it can be used against him later as an "admission". If there was a record being made at the time of the admission, he's locked in. If there...
Take the high road and keep your communications polite and respectful. And always assume that these communications will be seen by other third...
I have found that most school districts have legal counsel to help them with these types of situations. You should employ an attorney to review...
At the risk of sounding flippant, you can help your situation by seeking legal counsel. It will be well worth the money to pay for a 1 hour...
If you are represented by counsel, you need to review carefully. Are these issues that may be resolved with a phone call(s) and a rule 11...
There are many nuances that need to be discussed with an attorney before you get to the best answer for your situation. Personally, I believe that...
In my opinion, no. "Family violence" - by definition - requires an act by a family member against another family member. Based upon your brief...
It's not clear to me from your question if there is any legal history between you. If you are divorced, then the existing court order for divorce...
Much of the outcome in a family law matter is directly related to the quality of communications a client shares with their attorney. Like any...