The custody of my two children has changed. My ex wife has a majority of the custody. She did not how ever change the
Yes she could. The court has no jurisdiction to change it retroactive unless it was filed.
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Yes she could. The court has no jurisdiction to change it retroactive unless it was filed.
Depending on the hearing is what the court will ask. The court might ask procedural questions, status, factual clarification, etc. It can be...
Unless they're defaulted there is nothing you can do to stop the discovery. You should default them if they haven't acted yet. They're probably...
You could get 50% of community interest of the equity. There are a lot variables as to how much a community is owed. Generally 50% every asset or...
As mentioned it may or may not be a problem. If she is with you the majority of the time then 20 miles probably won't be a big concern as nothing...
This is fact determined by a judge/ jury. If they find "conscious disregard of the rights or safety of others" they can award it.
The terms are the same basically as laymen. Incapacitated means physically not capable. Incompetent lacks the mental competency or mentally...
What you want and what is best seem to be contrary. If you want to find the assets seek discovery from him and third parties. If you want to avoid...
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You can't do anything really for CPS since they acted appropriately. If the permanent restraining order was granted, there is little now he can do....
It may still be open. If the obligor is in the US they can still pursue it in the US.