Charging legal fees to the respondent.
You should find an attorney to appear provisionally on your behalf - google "limited scope representation." They can ask the court to award you...
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You should find an attorney to appear provisionally on your behalf - google "limited scope representation." They can ask the court to award you...
If he is currently represented by counsel, then you should be able to serve him via counsel. If you need to change a court date, then you need...
You cannot show evidence to the court that you have not shared with the other parties. How would you like it if they did that to you? The whole...
If you have a court order or judgment giving you sole legal and physical custody, then it is completely up to your discretion, without the need for...
You have an attorney. You should be discussing this with them. Generally speaking, however, there are ways to enforce court orders issued...
You are correct that you cannot simply sign a paper waiving his paternity. The best that you could do, legally, would be a Petition to Terminate...
This is a very odd question, for several reasons: 1. How did you get a divorce in a country in which you do not reside? (Did your spouse,...
The party whose "error" (and I'm being kind in calling it that) caused the marriage to be invalidated may not reap the reward for their...
Ultimate responsibility for legal fees falls to the client, unless your contract specifically states otherwise, which would be really surprising. ...
I think that you are on the right track. I do think, however, that you will need to do some good research and briefing, or hire an attorney to...