What divorce date do you use on documents?
If the question you're answering asks when you were divorced, use the date that your judgment says your marriage ended. It should say it in two...
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If the question you're answering asks when you were divorced, use the date that your judgment says your marriage ended. It should say it in two...
You co-worker should consider meeting with a family law attorney for some advice, if not representation. Many lawyers will give free initial...
Unless you gave the court a return envelope with enough postage for your judgment, etc., to be mailed back to you, you're not going to get anything...
You really could use some help, here, as it seems that you've allowed yourself to be taken in by your ex. Seriously. A hearing without actual...
Do you mean, "can you go to court and submit the paperwork"? If so, then yes, of course you can. Do you mean, "can I fill out and sign the...
Support doesn't actually start until the judge orders it, and that doesn't happen until someone actually, specifically files a request asking for...
"Please help" This sounds like you need to make an appointment with a family law attorney or two, to learn about your rights and your risks. An...
You can file an ex parte Request for Orders, along with proposed temporary orders, asking for the court to specifically prohibit her from...
Given what you've described, it would be a BAD IDEA to let the bio-mom have a visit with this child, other than under someone's supervision. If...
Having an attorney won't guarantee that you'll get what you want in court, but NOT having an attorney will surely mean that you're going into court...