Ex-spouse is not abiding by final divorce decree in reference to division of jointing owned business.
Yes, get a lawyer to enforce the decree. Request that he be ordered to pay your attorney fees, too!
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Yes, get a lawyer to enforce the decree. Request that he be ordered to pay your attorney fees, too!
Let's take this a bit at a time. Those aren't your children, and we've not heard you mention abuse/neglect, so there is no legal question there....
Cps has no obligation to inform you; they have an obligation if you are the alleged or presumed or genetic father in the event the child is removed...
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There is no way you're going to get anywhere without the assistance of a lawyer. Find one who specifically practices CPS law in the very court...
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I would return the child as ordered. I can see the argument against this, but the alleged incident does not rise to the level that I would consider...
"My child" and "parents" (not you) is incongruent and confusing. Are you the child's parent? From personal experience, I moved out of my mother's...
He's 18, so there is no "termination of parental rights" on the table. The legal relationship at the point is restricted to inheritance and all...
I agree with Ms. Lowry. I believe the next step would be to ask the lawyer you had, to write a letter on your behalf. Your ex fails to see that the...
I'm not sure you have legal recourse unless your decree set it up correctly. In divorces I handle, I have it ordered that the parties must execute...
Taking the hit and realizing you are married is a sound alternative to an admission of fraud on a federal tax return.