How long before I am able to get a default Judgment in my divorce?
If she showed up in court for the temporary order hearing, that's considered the same as filing an answer, and you'd only be able to default if she...
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If she showed up in court for the temporary order hearing, that's considered the same as filing an answer, and you'd only be able to default if she...
A discovery motion would need to be filed prior to judgment--it sounds like it's way too late to be doing that now, and similarly, he can't get a...
Because you pled guilty or no contest and served probation, there's not going to be any way for you to get your records expunged. However, you may...
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As Ms. Walters said, Endangering a Child is one of a few specific offenses which are excluded from eligibility for nondisclosure, so unfortunately...
That's not how that subject's determined. It can get a little complex in some cases, but basically you're going to end up with proper venue...
Guardianship is very definitely something that can only be done by a court, and is also something that realistically just doesn't apply to the...
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Unfortunately there's a lot of confusion on that subject. While it shouldn't show a conviction our arrest and court case will continue to show up...
If it's actually a Class C (which would have been theft under $50, handled in JP or municipal court), you can get an expunction if it was dismissed...
A $50-$500 theft is actually not a Class C misdemeanor, it's a Class B, and there's a huge difference between the two as far as what you can do to...
Good news--you are going to be eligible to get that expunged now. The statute of limitations requirement actually doesn't apply to Class C...