Is there a statue of limitations on a non-contested divorce?
Once a court order (decree) is entered, a party may ask the judge to reconsider within 10 days and a party may seek to appeal within 30 days. ...
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Once a court order (decree) is entered, a party may ask the judge to reconsider within 10 days and a party may seek to appeal within 30 days. ...
You use the word spouse a number of times rather than ex-spouse and I will assume that you are separated but not divorced. Each parent has the...
First, you need to get a copy of your parenting plan/custody order from the court in California to review the provisions for your future contact...
Washington does not use the word custody in describing the parents' time with the children. You may be described as the primary residential parent...
The simple answer is no. It does not sound like the father is a party to the protection order and he would not have a say in the proceedings. Did...
What are the allegations which were untrue? How can you prove that they were untrue? There may be more facts that you should discuss with an...
On April 15, 2012, Jane will be able to claim the children on her 2011 income tax return. The primary custodial can not just ignore the court...
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Perhaps the question should be rephrased to give you a different way of looking at it. Your daughter has a father that she may want to have...
I concur. The courts are not in the business of creating evidence. The courts review the evidence that is presented by the parties.
If there is no determination of parentage and no Affidavit/Acknowledgement of Paternity signed by the two of you, you may be able to move but you...