How can I take my sister in law to court ?
You can take her to small claims court but maybe what you owe her is substantially similar to what she owes you, and maybe let it rest.
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You can take her to small claims court but maybe what you owe her is substantially similar to what she owes you, and maybe let it rest.
Have you attempted a discussion asking him if he's ok; having financial problems? ...while recognizing that although it isn't a lot of money, you...
If CPS social worker deems the child to be in danger, your rights are limited to getting a court-appointed attorney and convincing the judicial...
You would file a Request for Order to modify spousal support - but your success will depend on factors contained in FC 4320 along with any...
This is a cultural issue rather than a legal issue - but it certainly isn't illegal.
If you are married to your "ex" then she may have a community interest in your 1/2 - and she most probably will work with her mother who apparently...
If you want the benefits, then you have to sign it.
Not necessarily; you're divorced ONLY if you see a Judgment and a Notice of Entry of Judgment entered in the docket.
You can get a restraining order accompanied by a "kickout" order; any courthouse will have a self-help desk for Domestic Violence.
If you've done nothing further than filing, or even defaulting your husband, you case isn't final. Here's a link to a...