Filing exparte?
"Can" you file an ex parte prior to your 6/15/2018 hearing? Absolutely. But Ms. Campbell is correct in informing you that ex partes are (or at...
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"Can" you file an ex parte prior to your 6/15/2018 hearing? Absolutely. But Ms. Campbell is correct in informing you that ex partes are (or at...
First, being "in contempt of court" is a legal finding made by a judicial officer, usually after a Trial on a party's Order to Show Cause and...
I do not believe bookkeepers are licensed by the state, meaning anyone can do it. On the other hand, there is law that can preclude a licensed...
The fact that your ex filed an RFO to change venue doesn't mean it has been granted (based on what you wrote above). From what you wrote, it...
First, understand that custody and visitation are always modifiable by the court so long as the requisite burden of proof has been met. Thus,...
"Can she" lose custody? Sure, anything can happen. It'll depend on a number of factors, including whether their father knows your sister is going...
As Ms. Campbell wrote, we all have work. You do not want to miss the hearing because an order will be made against you, and you'll most likely...
I agree with Ms. Campbell - consider dismissing the DVRO. Once dismissed, you can always re-file for a DVRO later.
I am in the middle of a Trial right now in which I represent a husband/father against wife/mother. She's clearly mentally unstable and has...
Yes, it is allowed if it is through your ex's attorney because there is an exception to the no contact order if your ex's attorney contacts you. ...