Can I get a stipulation agreement for an uncontested divorce from the public archives?
You say "used to the first time"--this makes me think this may be a modification of an existing judgement. If it is, you may or may not need to see...
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You say "used to the first time"--this makes me think this may be a modification of an existing judgement. If it is, you may or may not need to see...
A final thought: the savings in both money and grief for a properly prepared trust is HUGE compared to the costs of a will, or a probate. Spend the...
Nothing legally. These are mental health and family dynamics issues.
Who is "we"? if "we" is you and him-the ex-- he does not need to be served. If this is a judgement which has yet to be entered--and the OC clerks...
if there has been fraud, the statue of limitations is 3 years from when you knew or should have known. IF she created a false deed that is indeed...
No, do NOT go to court. Mediate this with the other parent. Litigation will be your life for the rest of this child's life (until they are 18) if...
it is unethical for an attorney to contact you and solicit your business this way--it is called "barratry." Do NOT hire them. No, they are NOT...
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In divorce there is "in rem" jurisdiction over the "res"--the marriage, wherever the party--EITHER party--has legal residence. Ergo, the marriage...
You will need an irrevocable trust--and yes, you will need at attorney.
And no, you can't just give a child away: for the person not a bio parent to have any rights or duties they would have t be appointed as a guardian...