Can I postpone a foreclosure through injunctive relief once I file a lawsuit against my lender/seller for non-disclosure?
Yes. Injunctive relief can be obtained to stop foreclosure based on facts cited. I have obtained such relief with less.
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Yes. Injunctive relief can be obtained to stop foreclosure based on facts cited. I have obtained such relief with less.
Answer to your questions depends on facts not state: -Any Court order on issue? If so, it controls and do not sign the agreement. Retain counsel..
No. Cannot file in California. Proper jurisdiction is Arizona.
Yes. Court order regarding custody, visitation and child support can be obtained. Family law counsel can assist.
Maybe. Generally surviving spouse not liable on the contract. Some exceptions: -if used for community property purpose -if used by surviving...
Maybe. In California, you may file for modification of CS amount based on changed circumstances.
No. No need to be concerned based on facts cited. I do recommend you consult counsel to get parenthood, custody, visitation orders.
Yes. You may contact local police and report bigamy. Police and DA prosecute criminal matters.
Maybe. This should be addressed in your judgment and related orders. Payment of CS does not affect visitation and custody orders..
Maybe. Review the judgment as it related to legal custody and decision making. Usually this type of matter is addressed in the judgment.