Re: Missouri Beneficiary Deed
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No, but you need an agreement in writing and preferably in the form of a court order. An attorney can explain how to set up managing and...
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Without knowing more, the best advice is to retain an attorney who is familiar with guardianship law. He or she will want to know why you are in...
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"Disposed" means that whatever matters were before the court for a decision were handled by the judge and orders reflecting his or her decisions...
Judges do not change custody for just any reason. I am presuming there was a divorce and your mother was named managing conservator and your dad...
Go to a local American Express office and ask them what to do.
I agree with Bruce. First, I would look at the order requiring your husband to be doing community corrections to see what it says. Then, I would...
To change the terms of a court-ordered guardianship, you have to see the judge who ordered the guardianship. If there was an attorney involved,...