Can I file for a motion to dismiss my divorce before a response has been filed?
Yes, but only until the response is filed. Once that happens you’ll need the other party’s consent.
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Yes, but only until the response is filed. Once that happens you’ll need the other party’s consent.
Relocation requires just 45 days notice. But for it to be deemed “received,” he’ll have to accept delivery of it. If you do not know his current...
No, if she’s still officially represented, you have no obligation to copy her in correspondence with her counsel.
No, it is not theft and if nothing has been filed with the court, you can do as you wish with all of your property. During a divorce, the court...
Unfortunately, you’ll need to locate the release form to assert this defense. If you cannot, you could be sued.
If you don’t have a court-adopted parenting plan, you unfortunately don’t have any mechanism to enforce. But to be perfectly frank, even if you had...
Probably not, unless she can prove civil fraud.
It’s likely a protective order was entered to limit the scope of discovery requests.
The unfortunate truth is that none of those things will justify “full” custody. This concept doesn’t really exist in Arizona. Unless there’s...
You would need to terminate his parental rights through juvenile court.