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...and it isn’t finalized until you have a Notice of Entry of Judgment.
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...and it isn’t finalized until you have a Notice of Entry of Judgment.
Agreed... but If all of her accounts list you as a beneficiary, then you won’t need to probate her estate because she don’t have one. Also, if...
Yes - all copies of documents should be identical to their submitted originals.
No - the court determines whether or not you have to contribute to his attorney’s fees - dependent on your relative incomes and funds available to...
You can only get credit for traceable separate property down payments or improvements.
The deadline was prior to the first appearance before the judge.
You don’t have any options regarding that but I think you are misunderstanding your property rights. All assets & debts acquired during the...
It could be appealed but there’s probably a zero percent chance of getting the RO overturned. You have to show the judge made legal error - not...
Yes - but if you haven’t already established yourself as the legal parent, you’ll have to file a Petition to Establish Parental Relationship along...
...but if you did marry, and the mom continued to be MIA, you could petition for step-parent adoption and terminate mom’s parental rights.