My wife didn't show up for court again now they want me to do a waiver of her disclosures is that correct?
I agree with Ms. Lauer. There are pros and cons to waiving your wife's disclosures: Pro: You can get your divorce in spite of her...
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I agree with Ms. Lauer. There are pros and cons to waiving your wife's disclosures: Pro: You can get your divorce in spite of her...
An SOC can be helpful if both sides are in a settlement posture. It is a time to "talk turkey" and make deals. If one side, however, is not ready...
You can do this without attorneys, but it is not recommended simply because the process - even if uncontested - is fairly involved. You can get...
You do not state clearly whose pre-marital money was used to buy this house. If any of the money was his pre-marital money, than I do not believe...
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I'm not sure if I can answer your actual, final question, but here's my take on your situation: Just because you remarried does not...
Follow the Rules of Court, yourself, and keep on track. If need be, file a motion to compel her to provide her Disclosures. Perhaps you can even,...
If you believe that you have evidence that shows that your wife has lied on her Disclosures, then you should present this to court. It is a...
The "Community Property" that everyone's referring to is defined as followed (with exceptions that I won't get into now): Anything that was...
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It sounds like you have made more than a valiant effort to "meet and confer." I suspect that the non-physical DV for which you received a DVRO is...
The parents of your ex are valid parties for a DVRO, but you will need to show some pattern of behavior that warrants an RO, so keep a record of...