Achildless couples' will left assets to each other, or if they both die to 3 nieces. Now one spouse dies
Yes-- but ONLY if someone opens a probate action-- and if the surviving spouse (second to doe) never drew up a new will. Or a separate will.
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Yes-- but ONLY if someone opens a probate action-- and if the surviving spouse (second to doe) never drew up a new will. Or a separate will.
Probably not. You can do a Summary Disso. Easy. Easier by far than annulment.
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You might be well served by "limited representation." alas thousands of people are in these quandaries--or horrors--every day in court divorces....
You must file in the country you reside in and have resided for 6 months.
You also need immigration advice. I will change the listing.
Sure. They are hopeless--so some fool will take thwm for money. I can only hope ypu posted this to embarrass them. Call the police.
Yes you can file for the divorce in the US. If your wife dos not consent to jurisdiction over her, it will be hard to serve her. As to is "this"...
I would discuss this with him first.if that does not work then you will have to go to court to work out whether or not it is safe for dad to have...
No. You can't. Thete is a litigation privilege. No one believes these things. Every judge hears them. Welcome to divorce court.
Enforcement if a judgment? Or contempt? I will recommend someone (not on Avvo) if you email me.
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