How do you calculate the percentage you have with your child?
The answer to your first question isn't absolutely determined. Some judges have the view that, for example, if one parent is dropping off at...
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The answer to your first question isn't absolutely determined. Some judges have the view that, for example, if one parent is dropping off at...
No, you're incorrect. If you haven't gone to trial, you have not only an obligation to provide complete disclosure as to your financial affairs,...
Although you say you "came to an agreement" you don't say whether this was a written settlement agreement, an informal understanding, or something...
There's no "statute of limitations" in the sense that the passage of time did not make your second marriage valid. The chance that the District...
It's impossible to provide an answer which will be useful to you without more details as to what happened, but you don't get to "respond" to the...
It's not clear, from your question, exactly what you did, or why, but if you've mis-identified yourself, and you've mis-identified your child, and...
You need to speak to an attorney, in person, and you need to stop posting, to a public forum, that you've done things which can be charged as...
Unless you, or he, filed for, and completed, a dissolution, you're still married, if you're both still alive.
The court will consider a number of facts in deciding the date of separation, where there is substantial disagreement (and eight years is a...
While it's not "your fault" that your ex didn't "pursue the case", it IS your fault that YOU're not providing financial support for your children,...