What’s the quickest way to get a divorce?
I see you’ve asked substantially the same question earlier. The answer is the same. Consult with an attorney. Don’t try to “wing it” alone.
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I see you’ve asked substantially the same question earlier. The answer is the same. Consult with an attorney. Don’t try to “wing it” alone.
If there was no property or kids involved, I’d say that some catch-all do-it-yourself form would suffice. But when there are issues like property...
My suggestion is to consult with a family law attorney with experience with CPS cases. The discovery process can be very detailed and technical,...
Your situation shows why it’s foolish to attempt litigation of this type without an attorney. I haven’t seen your “hard proof” or examined the...
I have not read the court order, but generally your mother and father are obligated to abide by its terms. Potentially, if your father fails to...
Good question. That would be up to a judge to interpret. Normally, court orders are strictly construed to the letter, but your friend should still...
You need to consult with a family law attorney immediately to determine your options. The longer you wait, the harder it will be.
Starting with your initial question, “Can a judge rule…,” a judge can rule any way he or she chooses. That’s not to say that you have (or had) no...
Your daughter should wait until she can discuss this situation in detail with her attorney. My guess is that your daughter’s husband is probably...
If you don’t have an attorney representing you, then you’re definitely outgunned, so to speak. In my experience, most pro se parties are completely...