Does the 6 month waiting period apply if we've been separated and living in different states longer than we've been married?
Doesn't matter how long you've been separated. 6 month "waiting period" still applies.
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Doesn't matter how long you've been separated. 6 month "waiting period" still applies.
It probably won't help very much, unless the stuff she's lying about has some direct connection with parenting. You are better off concentrating...
I'm sorry to hear that. You can get a dissolution, but I don't believe that you qualify for an annulment. California is a "no fault" state,...
You need to speak to an experienced family law attorney in California about getting the original AZ order registered for enforcement purposes in...
The amount of child support a court will order depends on THREE facts: Dad's income, Mom's income, and the actual time-share between the parents. ...
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The bailiff is not entirely correct, which is why you should ask for legal advice from lawyers, not bailiffs. Whether this is an "emergency" or...
You can't just wait several years to complain about an agreement that's been made into a court order. People are allowed to make agreements which...
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He's feeding you a line of hogwash. Spousal support (alimony) is not based on custodial time share, Even if you have the kids on a 50/50 schedule,...
If you don't meet either requirement, then you don't qualify for a domestic partnership. You can still get married, if you want to,
Depends on what it says, how it was negotiated, and the circumstances of signing. If it includes a waiver of spousal support/alimony, it's not...