My wife and I live in an Apt, can I legally force her to move out?
The only way that you can legally force your spouse to move out is to get a court order awarding you exclusive use of the martial residence. This...
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The only way that you can legally force your spouse to move out is to get a court order awarding you exclusive use of the martial residence. This...
You cannot file for a "legal separation" in Virginia because there is no such thing as "a legal separation" in Virginia. Under VA law, you are...
Under the pendente lite (temporary) support guidelines that are used in Fairfax and some other counties, she would get $187 per month in temporary...
The first issue will be whether the court even allows "summer camps" or similar activities to be included as "child-care costs". If, by "a little...
Jurisdiction over child custody and visitation issues lies with the court in the county and state where the child resides, not where the child goes...
I would suggest that you first contact the 3 major reporting agencies and find out from them what authorization of documentation may be needed in...
The question seems both broad and a bit vague. For starters, what do you mean by "liabilities"? Are you concerned about potential criminal...
Assuming that by "support", you mean "spousal support", then your legal options would include: (i) filing a civil suit against him for breach of...
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That a household member of the child's is a registered sex offender is certainly a factor a court would consider in a custody and visitation...
Your question actually raises a few different issues - child support, child custody & visitation, and a breach of contract claim. The first...