Christopher T. Anderson
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Golden, CO

Family Lawyer at Golden, CO

Practice Areas: Family, Employment & Labor

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How do you file for modification or termination of court order to pay house payment under GA divorce law

Christopher's answer | Answered on September 06, 2009

This situation probably calls for a Complaint for Contempt and Relief. You should consult with an attorney immediately.

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When you file a non-contested divorce, how long after it is filed with the courts, does it normally take to finalize?

Christopher's answer | Answered on September 06, 2009

The soonest it can be final is 30 days after filing of the Complaint. You still need to find a judge willing to get it signed that quickly.

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What is considered proper service of subpoena in divorce case in state of GA

Christopher's answer | Answered on September 06, 2009

Certified mail is an acceptable means of serving a subpoena in Georgia. If the subpoena was delivered by Certified Mail to your son's address, he...

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What is the cost of of a non-contested divorce with children and no personal property

Christopher's answer | Answered on September 06, 2009

The cost will vary from attorney to attorney, and will typically also vary with the level of complexity. For instance you say no personal property...

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Divorce/separation

Christopher's answer | Answered on September 06, 2009

We treat father's rights with the same seriousness and respect as mother's rights. Based on the limited information in your question, it sounds...

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Currently going through a divorce. The home is in my wife's name and she can't afford the payments. What can she do?

Christopher's answer | Answered on September 06, 2009

There are several more pieces of information I would need to properly advise you. Particularly, how it is that you are separated (did you enter...

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