Leaving the state for college with my child?
You can't force an agreement. You would best retain an experienced Family Law Attorney to file an RFO seeking Court permission for you to take...
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You can't force an agreement. You would best retain an experienced Family Law Attorney to file an RFO seeking Court permission for you to take...
You don't have to leave the house. You should interview some local Family Law Attorneys in an effort to find one to represent you in the divorce. ...
Unfortunately, if either or both of the parties own any real property, they cannot use the Summary Dissolution procedure - you will need to file a...
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Normally, an equalization payment would be due at the time the asset is transferred to the equalizer. However, if you can negotiate a payoff plan...
Probably not. Dad's gift to Son of his 1/2 interest was a gift of Separate Property. The 50% balance of the practice is arguably community...
No, but unless you have taken the Respondent's Default, both parties will likely have to sign a FL-130 Appearance, Stipulation and Waivers form and...
If your wife has no income or earning history during the marriage, she will be entitled to Spousal Support, but if you are disabled and are living...
Accord with Mr. Benton's response. You would best retain an experienced Family Law Attorney to advise and represent you. The Court will likely...
It will likely affect Child Support and Spousal Support. You would best retain an experienced Family Law Attorney to advise and represent you.
If the Respondent's default hasn't been sought and entered, both parties need to file their own FL-141 for the Court to enter Judgment.