Litigation Lawyer
Practice Areas: Litigation
You can't file 'married filing jointly' once you are divorced. Just as a general, disinterested common sense opinion if you are contemplating...
As Tuella addressed, it depends on what the facts are, what substantiating documents you have to prove the facts, and how articulately you can...
An experienced tax professional (enrolled agent or tax attorney) would have a significant number of follow-up questions to assess the facts. While...
As Dorothy addressed: unfortunately, the credit report will be insufficient.
As Michael indicated there is a fair bit of information missing that would need to be clarified before a proper answer could be given - you could...
Speak with your attorney as soon as possible to discuss the facts so she can begin fully preparing for trial. If the prosecutor has decided to try...
Robert provided a great answer. Closely follow the judge's instructions. And the substantive material might look the same but procedurally it is...
Every case is different and depends on what facts can be proven. But typically an experienced litigator would file a motion to impose sanctions if...
Gregory provided a great answer. The specific facts in your case are going to control so it would only be to your advantage to start rounding up...
As Fitzgerald addressed there are a lot of important collateral matters that would need to be considered, such as what your intentions are now to...
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