I am self employed but the judge didn't allow me to claim any expenses. What can I do?
Your best course is consulting with a family attorney. If the Judge was clearly in error, a motion to set aside judgment could be a nice fix to...
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Your best course is consulting with a family attorney. If the Judge was clearly in error, a motion to set aside judgment could be a nice fix to...
The other Attorneys here are correct. It depends on your exact situation, but the petition mentioned above is necessary either way.
This is a difficult scenario. A modification is in the best interests of all parties here.
It depends. You can always hire an attorney to prepare documents on your behalf. This may be a suitable alternative to full representation.
Absolutely. The typical petition here would be a Petition to Establish or modify-- Child Support, Parenting Time, and Legal Decision Making.
Very difficult situation. CPS has the authority to conduct the investigation. If CPS is truly forcing your grandchildren to make statements,...
It depends on the distance, and your agreement or decree.
You could certainly file emergency orders. A CPS report is not as strong as a Judge's order.
I would need more facts to fully answer this question.
It should not be included for policy reasons. The Court does not wish to punish you for being responsible.