Divorce being disnissed?
yes, if the other party doesn’t respond within the appropriate deadline you can apply for default judgment.
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yes, if the other party doesn’t respond within the appropriate deadline you can apply for default judgment.
First, you really shouldn’t have to wait three days for a consultation. Hopefully that delay was your choice, because if an attorney can’t...
Without court orders, you really have no enforceable “rights.” Any conditions you impose on the other parent to exercise parenting time can be used...
Typically a court will order a parent with benefit eligibility to provide insurance for the child. It’ll be credited on the child support...
No, child support is not contingent on it affected by communications with the child.
The answer to both is maybe. When support is established in Arizona, income can be imputed and the court can establish retroactively up to three...
You can get an emergency order the same day you go to court but most law enforcement will not enforce a civil order which may require the court to...
You and your wife have coequal rights until a court says otherwise. The problem is that there’s no guarantee a third party releases the child to...
You can and should but there’s no guarantee the court will accept it. Be prepared to explain the delinquency.
No, it isn’t free. It requires a ~$300 filing fee and the cost of publication and/or notice those required.