Steven H. Everts

Steven H. Everts's Answers (6)

Mesa, AZ

Family Lawyer at Mesa, AZ

Practice Areas: Family, Divorce & Separation ... +3 more

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Can I represent myself in a child custody case?

Steven's answer | Answered on October 07, 2012

Yes, you can represent yourself. However, neither I nor any qualified family lawyer would recommned that you do so in your situation. At a...

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Can I modify my parenting plan for innappropriate sleeping arrangements?

Steven's answer | Answered on October 02, 2012

Living conditions, including sleeping arrangements, are one of the many factors the court considers in any parenting time decision. Generally, the...

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Do I need to file a modification to the original custody agreement if both parties agree to new terms?

Steven's answer | Answered on July 20, 2012

First, you don' "need" to file your agreement with the court, but it is highly recommended. By memorializing it and having it approved by the...

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How long must I wait before I can proceed with case thru default ruling from the court? I filed in Maricopa County Arizona Court

Steven's answer | Answered on July 14, 2012

Rule 28, ARFLP, allows the default, as noted by the judge, and refers you to Rule 44, ARFLP. There it tells you to file an Application for Entry...

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Should I go to court and let a judge decide the child support amount to be set for my case?

Steven's answer | Answered on May 08, 2012

Initially, let me remind you that lawyers are licensed in different states, so if you have a California order, you are best to seek counsel from a...

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Whos car is it?

Steven's answer | Answered on May 04, 2012

1. The car is probably community property owned by both spouses. All property acquired during the marriage is presumed to be community property,...

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