My spouse has full custody of his children yet the mother keeps making trivial demands, does he have to respond?
Your spouse needs to contact a family attorney in your area. They will want to see the Order for visitation.
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Your spouse needs to contact a family attorney in your area. They will want to see the Order for visitation.
Are you emancipated? That would make a difference.
In Texas it is. Call an attorney that does family law cases.
You need to see an attorney. Most attorneys take credit cards, but you will need one.
In Texas they do the same thing. Look at your enforcement/withholding order to see what it says. Call a family attorney and set up a consultation.
Depends on your state. In Texas retroactive child support can be awarded. Call an attorney to see what NV requires
If your grandmother is incapacitated, she can't sign. A guardianship would have to be opened. See a elder law specialist.
Depends on the mortgage company and how the title is held.
You need to talk to a probate attorney that can advise you as to the distribution of any trust shares.
check with your own insurance carrier. You are responsible for damages.