Do I have any recourse?
I changed the category to Criminal Defense; it’s too late for an appeal and you’re not in custody but there may be something that can be done.
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I changed the category to Criminal Defense; it’s too late for an appeal and you’re not in custody but there may be something that can be done.
You can get a consultation with a local attorney or go to the self-help desk at your courthouse and have them use their software program...
There is such a thing as a “caregiver affidavit” but unfortunately you have to be a relative. Otherwise, you would petition for guardianship in...
…and include that reasoning in your RFO - it is so child-focused - and will win points in support of your request.
…adding that by way of explanation, since she didn’t complete the divorce (and probably not even reach an agreement stage) she died legally married...
Did a court order you to move out or did you chose to move out because of circumstances? Is the lease in your name? Did you provide the LL with...
It depends on what type of case you have as to whether bank records are relevant; if it’s family law or civil wherein your finances are relevant...
You could also help her leave (maybe by offering a temp place to land) but there really is nothing legal you can do if she is unwilling or unable...
If you have an attorney of record (having filed documents on your behalf) then, not unless you file a Substitution of Attorney removing them and...
A Reply is the appropriate document and it needs to be filed and served 5 court days prior to the hearing. An Objection is what you would file if...