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Not necessarily. The judge is taking your case seriously and is attempting to ensure that his decision is in accord with your state's laws so that...
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Not necessarily. The judge is taking your case seriously and is attempting to ensure that his decision is in accord with your state's laws so that...
The prior attorney's correct: your notarized agreement is basically not worth the piece of paper it is written on. All the notarization does is...
It's hard to prove that you were persuaded against your will to sign something, 2 years after the fact, and now you are seeking something. ...
The prior attorney is correct in that if you lived in NY long enough to fall under their residency statutes, you could apply for a divorce there. ...
If she is currently your wife under state law, she may have a claim to your estate upon your death. Under some additional circumstances, she may...
What is he going to sue you on is a better question. Possible charge of libel or defamation of character, but those have requirements that it does...
Not necessarily. She could easily retain counsel in VT without having to be there and can sign things or authorize her attorney to sign for her. ...
Since her name was on the account as well as the ex, she is still responsible for the charges even though she attempted to have it turned off by...
No, unless you have a court order to allow you to stop visits, you cannot deny him what the court has already given him. What you can do is to see...
I'm not quite sure what your question is. You can't leave your 15 year old with him (your spouse) when you leave...? Please clarify before we try...