I think the commissioner made in error re: serving the other party.
The reality of the matter is that the Commissioner said that you need to re-serve him, a challenge to that ruling is financially infeasible, and...
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The reality of the matter is that the Commissioner said that you need to re-serve him, a challenge to that ruling is financially infeasible, and...
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I agree with Attorney Sewell. The Court (taxpayers) cannot afford to subsidize your litigation by paying the outrageous fees of expert witnesses. ...
You should consult the source of your 45-day rule and, if there is no express answer there, the implied answer would be as Attorney Straus says.
You posted no question. I suggest that you hash this seemingly small-value dispute with the Family Law Facilitator at your Courthouse.
Son can sue Dad before turning 18 let alone the irrelevant age of 21, but he has no apparent legal basis to do so. YOU are the one obligated to...
I do not believe that it is feasible for you to pursue these options self-represented; but, were you to try, you should get assistance from the...
I see not intelligent reason to assist you in agreeing to attorney-fee waiver in a premarital agreement which would harm your interests. I am not...
Call the S.C. Co. Bar Assn. for its family law limited scope panelists.
The issue seems more to be whether the referring party legally or illegally is engaged in the entertainment business and has, or needs, a license...
Your title and body do not relate to each other. An M.S.A. is a contract not requiring Court approval but Court approval usually merges the...