Once i receive a waiver of service how long do i have to respond? (divorce)
At the very end of an uncontested divorce, you have what's called a "prove-up" where you testify to certain things in front of a judge. If you sign...
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At the very end of an uncontested divorce, you have what's called a "prove-up" where you testify to certain things in front of a judge. If you sign...
You don't have to let him do that. The court orders are the rules that the courts will enforce. You can agree to go outside the rules but you both...
If it's been a year since the last final order was rendered, you can file to modify a previous order. However, getting custody switched isn't easy....
Even though you're still married, it's possible to file a Suit Affecting the Parent-Child Relationship to get some temporary orders in that would...
I agree with Attorney Madison. Every case is different and has different factual bases. There could be two people with the same offense and the...
Absent abuse, extreme neglect, endangerment, or drug addiction, it's going to be hard to get a court to terminate his rights without having someone...
The court could refuse to grant you a divorce unless she pays child support. There are situations (like disability or 50/50 visitation) where the...
I agree with Attorney Daniel and want to expand on his answer a bit. The only things you're required to do are spelled out in that order. You don't...
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If she's buying the property from them, it's community property. Her inheritance is separate property but the property she's purchasing is community.
Honestly, it depends on what you want to do. You could always challenge that sort of service and be served by private process. You could also...