Is the Respondent required to be present when the Judge signs the final decree?
If the decree has been agreed to by both parties and signed by the parties and their attorneys then only one party needs to be present when the...
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If the decree has been agreed to by both parties and signed by the parties and their attorneys then only one party needs to be present when the...
Of course. Most divorces do not go to trial. Discovery can be necessary to find out information and positions of the parties. That can be useful...
I agree with both previous responses. It is imperative that you visit with an experienced family lawyer to determine your rights and discuss how...
Sorry for your difficult time. I would agree that contacting the attorney general is likely your best bet. The advantage is that they are free...
The first thing you would do is file a petition to modify. Then your son would need to express his desire to live with you to the Judge. Finally...
As previously stated, you can file a Petition to Modify. The Court will look at the situation of the parents and the child to make a ruling. The...
Due to the issues with service, it is best to get an attorney as you have been advised. Also, as previously mentioned, annulment may be another...
As previously stated, the court will not look to your income, however the court can look at what your husband can be making if he were to get a job...
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Yes, you may remain joint managing conservators even if you live beyond 100 miles. As to the other matters, I would suggest that you may want...
Due to the time and events that occurred after your 2005 you cannot set aside the 2005 divorce. I assume that you have also each divorced the...