As the respondent...what questions are best to ask the petitioner. We are both pro-se
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There really isn't enough information here to provide an answer. Either post more details about the situation, or consult a family law attorney in...
It would be wise to go ahead and consult with a local family law attorney. This is a complicated situation that cannot be easily addressed over an...
Make sure to have an outline of what you are going to say and practice beforehand. State the facts of your case, what you're arguing for and why...
Your question is very vague with no specifics. Without more information on the exact situation it is impossible to give a response.
Hiring, or at least consulting with an attorney, is always a good idea.
Unless your parents agree to your move, or you are totally self-sufficient and have a very good reason for becoming emancipated, it would probably...
You have two options: go to court and make sure that your parenting plan states that he can only see the child through supervised visitation...
Contact the prosecutor.
You can consult with an attorney who does appeals, but that would be extremely expensive (tens of thousands of dollars.
As soon as all of your final documents have been signed (Findings, Decree, Parenting Plan, and Order of Child Support) and filed with the court you...
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