If I tell a judge I'm not contesting RO or admitting guilt. Am I able to still defend myself to get RO dropped?
To your question: No. If your interest in in getting your things, then tell the judge
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To your question: No. If your interest in in getting your things, then tell the judge
Your post is not clear. Is it that you paid less that what was ordered? If yes, then you have a big problem as Ms. Gruber says. Was there an...
Under the facts you state, the answer is yes.
No, unless you have a new spouse or BF adopt the child.
To your question: NO. Also, the court has ruled so you have to follow the order. A possible solution: call judge's staff and ask for a...
Wow! Absolutely not! She cannot force you to anything without first filing papers against in court. To learn of your rights, you need to...
If your daughter feels like the attorney is not being responsive, then by all means get a confidential consultation and 2nd opinion.. Talk it...
What can you do: Consult a lawyer with papers in hand and get legal advice. The issues you raise are something you no reasonable hope to doing on...
On these facts the court almost certainly will adjust the PT to reflect the move-away. Now, what the terms of the adjusted PT plan will be is a...
Your questions does track with applicable court rules. If a motion to modify was filed, served and the requisite 30 days to respond has passed...