Is a notarized copy of my ID necessary to receive my portion of an estate?
Technically, no. BUT, the executor or trustee needs to be prudent about any distributions he makes. If he wants it, why not?
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Technically, no. BUT, the executor or trustee needs to be prudent about any distributions he makes. If he wants it, why not?
Ms. Hall is correct. Both parents have the right to get medical/dental information directly from the doctor, etc., without your knowledge or...
Keep a diary of the time you spend with your child for at least 6 months, THEN file a motion with the court to formally change the schedule. ...
Spousal support payments do NOT go through the court. But, I STRONGLY advise that you keep your payments records FOREVER, in case she tries to...
You need to invest in a consultation with a divorce attorney to discuss your options. There are too many variables that AVVO attorneys don't know,...
Based on what you have said he has lilttle chance of getting custody. Read my legal guide about custody on this website, AVVO. If you are trying...
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You need to meet with a divorce attorney who also handles Ch.13 bankruptcies, such as myself. Since your marriage is quite short, your spousal...
You are now the sole owner of this bank account. You can do whatever you want with the money. Best wishes.
How long the judgment lasts depends upon when it was signed by the judge. The old law stated the judgment was good for 10 years but could be...
Are you saying that there never was a marriage ceremony, there were no witnesses? You need to take this document to a divorce attorney to discuss...