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DIVORCE: I'd like to ask this question because I'm really anxious and stressed about what I'm going to do !!
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Answered on December 29, 2014
Your question is not easily answered without more details. Generally speaking debts acquired during a marriage by either party can be divided...
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My plea in abeyance time period is over. How do I know that my case has been dismissed?
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Answered on December 29, 2014
Call the court or an attorney to look up your case and ensure it has been closed. In some cases you may need to file a motion. Just because it is...
Can a legal document be made similar to a prenuptial agreement after the marriage has occurred if both parties agree?
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Answered on December 29, 2014
The two of you can execute a Post Marital Agreement (similar to a prenup but executed after you are married). The main difference between a prenup...
Will a plea in abeyance show up on a background check?
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Answered on December 28, 2014
Generally yes. Until your record is expunged, a background check will show you were charged, no conviction if it is a plea in abeyance, but that...
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Financial disclosure
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Answered on December 26, 2014
Yes, you should provide the other side with an amended financial declaration.
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Am I going to be sued
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Answered on December 22, 2014
You were probably issued a citation if they said call a number within 14 days. You are likely being charged with retail theft. I would suggest you...
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Misdeamenor and employment
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Answered on December 22, 2014
Generally speaking yes, any record not expunged may come up on a background check.
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Question on Alimony
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Answered on December 22, 2014
A party to a divorce cannot simply quit a job or be willfully unemployed to try and avoid child support or alimony. A judge will look at your ex's...
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Division of property
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Answered on December 19, 2014
Despite everything you described about the home the court would still treat it as a marital asset, because it was purchased during the marriage,...
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My husband recently has threatened divorce if i do not obtain my drivers license would this count for irreconcilable differences
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Answered on December 19, 2014
Yes, he can file for divorce. Irreconcilable differences is a "catch all" that could include almost anything. These days, he really doesn't need a...