Hi, I wondering how to proceed with litigation for a tax-related issue with an ex-wife.
I would file a motion under Rule 16.2 to reopen the property division for the sole purpose of allocating a marital debt which was unknown to the...
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I would file a motion under Rule 16.2 to reopen the property division for the sole purpose of allocating a marital debt which was unknown to the...
That is a very good question, as I have no idea how you got the court to order your former mother-in-law to do anything, since mothers-in-law are...
To add to Mr. Rosmarin's thoughts, even had she been granted a Civil Protection Order against you, it would not have prohibited you from having her...
While your child support may terminate on a particular date, your employer is subject to a different court order directing him/her/it to withhold...
There is too little information in your post to understand what is going on, let alone to offer advice of any kind. Your best bet is to take a copy...
No, you may not legally do so. Undertaking the action you suggest would subject you to criminal charges for eavesdropping.
Failing to pay support is only one basis for establishing abandonment. If you meet the other statutory criteria for establishing abandonment, yes,...
No, the court will not modify child support unless you file a motion to modify child support. Filing a motion is not filing a separate lawsuit, so...
Legal guardianship and adoption are two very different things. A legal guardian may be appointed by a court for a minor who is not in the care of...
I am sure there are, but this is a Q&A forum to answer basic legal questions, not to provide attorney referrals. Providing a referral in this forum...