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After adoption of child by stepfather is final and parents divorce and mother is biological do any adoptive rights terminate?
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Answered on July 21, 2010
Final adoption makes him the legal parent, with all the same rights as if he were the biological parent.
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My ex is on the mortgage until I buy him out. Does that give him rights to the property?
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Answered on July 21, 2010
This depends entirely on what your divorce decree says on the issue of ownership, right to inspect... etc.
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Child Support
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Answered on July 21, 2010
Nope. Can't escape his responsibility quite that easily.
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What happens when oldest turns 18 when child support decree has one figure?
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Answered on July 21, 2010
Your ex-spouse is incorrect. A modification may be entered based on today's child support guidelines, and your and your ex's current circumstances.
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Correct definition of a "Minor Child" for Child support expenses?
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Answered on July 21, 2010
It would be best if this were defined consistently throughout the document. Otherwise there may be some ambiguity here.
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My wife left the home with our children and is not coming back what can I do to make sure I have rights as a father
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Answered on July 21, 2010
You need to immediately file a petition for custody and visitation, and advise the court of these circumstances.. This is better done with an...
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What is best method for NYS divorce - have 2 children and assets with wife.
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Answered on July 21, 2010
Best method:
Go find an experienced, competent attorney that works well with you, hire that person, and tell them everything. Get their...
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Filing for divorce
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Answered on July 21, 2010
You may want to post this in the immigration section.
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What to do to get divorced
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Answered on July 21, 2010
Your marriage is void ab initiio, but you should have it declared a nullity through a court action.
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I was just served with divorce papers from my husband on the wrong grounds.and would not let my lawyer over look them.
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Answered on July 21, 2010
And I don't think the adulterer can use adultery as grounds. If you were served, how could your husband prevent your lawyer from seeing the papers?
